To buy a $160,000 apartment, a family would likely have to make a down payment of 20 percent, or $32,000, and carry a $128,000 mortgage.

President Clinton's plan calls for a payment of 4.4 percent of payroll, or $66 a week.

Added to that is a mortgage down payment of 10 to 20 percent required by most lenders.

That is supposed to make it easier for people to buy a home with a down payment of 5 percent, or even less.

Each owner has legal responsibility just for his or own share, which is normally financed with a down payment of 10 percent.

The two offered $1.17 million, with a down payment of 40 percent.

The townhouse cost $99,000 and she only had to make a down payment of 3 percent.

A down payment of at least 20 percent is required.

That represents a down payment of about 20 percent.

Regular mortgages usually require a down payment of at least 10 percent.