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Plan your home

Your home, step by step.

Estimate your monthly, understand the process, and know what to prepare — so your first conversation with us is already a step forward.

01 — Estimate

See what your
monthly could be.

Move the sliders to estimate a financed amortization. Choose a community to start from its indicative price.

Estimated monthly ₱0
Down payment—
Total paid—
Suggested income—

Indicative figures for estimation only. "Suggested income" assumes the monthly payment is about 35% of gross household income — a common lender guideline. Actual pricing, terms and rates vary; confirm with a Landisco property specialist.

02 — The process

Four steps
to your keys.

Visit & choose

Book a site tripping, see the community, and pick the unit that fits your family.

Reserve

Secure your unit with a reservation fee and submit your initial documents.

Down payment

Settle your equity, often spread across flexible monthly terms during pre‑selling.

Finance & move in

Complete your loan, pay the balance through your chosen financing, and receive your keys.

03 — Financing

Ways to
pay for it.

Bank financing

Partner banks can finance the balance after your down payment, typically over 5 to 20 years.

Pag‑IBIG Fund

A popular option for Filipino members — subject to Pag‑IBIG's loan eligibility and the project's accreditation.

Spot / in‑house

Pay in cash for potential discounts, or ask about direct developer payment schemes.

Available financing options depend on the project and unit. Please confirm with Landisco.

04 — What to prepare

Your document
checklist.

Typical requirements for a housing loan in the Philippines. Your property specialist will confirm the exact list for your financing.

  • Two valid government‑issued IDs
  • Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN)
  • Proof of billing / address
  • Marriage certificate, if applicable
  • Certificate of employment & payslips
  • Income tax return (BIR Form 2316)
  • For business owners: DTI/SEC docs & financials
  • For OFWs: employment contract & SPA

05 — FAQs

Good
questions.

What does “pre‑selling” mean?

Pre‑selling units are sold before construction is complete. Buyers usually benefit from lower prices and longer, more flexible down‑payment terms, in exchange for a later turnover date.

Which communities are ready to move in?

Melton Place in Binangonan is listed as ready for occupancy. Melton Townhomes and Melton Heights are pre‑selling. Availability changes — ask us for the latest.

Are the communities gated?

Yes. Every Landisco community is designed as a private, gated and fully‑fenced neighborhood with 24/7 security.

Is Landisco licensed to sell?

Public listings note a DHSUD License to Sell for Melton. Always verify a project's license directly with Landisco or DHSUD before making any payment.

Can I schedule a site visit?

Of course. Send an inquiry through our contact page and a property specialist will arrange your site tripping.