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1·They were getting low down payments, low interest rates.

他们越来越低首付，低利率。

2·Down payments are usually at least 20 percent, often 40 percent.

预付款一般至少20%，经常是要40%。

3·Lenders want bigger down payments to protect against the falling value of collateral.

贷款方希望购房者首付更多好抵御抵押价值下降。

4·This raises the requirement for down payments on land purchases from the original 20 percent.

这就提出了一个关于购买土地首期付款从原来百分之二十的需求量。

5·About 80 percent of developers’ funds come from mortgage payments and down payments from buyers, he said.

他认为，相较于推迟股票发行所带来的影响，严格控制按揭条件的举措产生的影响会更大，因为开发商手里约80%的资金来自于购房者的按揭付款和首付。

6·Buyers of second and third homes will have to put up bigger down payments and pay higher rates of interest.

购买第二和第三套住宅的消费者将支付更多的预付款和承担更高的贷款利率。

7·Some Banks restrict the use of funds to down payments on a house as a way to bring in business to their mortgage arms.

一些银行将这笔资金的使用限定在缴纳房子的首付款上，从而为旗下的抵押贷款分支机构带来业务。

8·This shaves off about another 10% of borrowers, which means only the top 54% of wage earners would face 20% down payments, at most.

这就又提出了10%的借贷者，也就意味着最多有54%的人需要面对20%首付的住房贷款。

9·They've mandated minimum down payments of 50% on second homes and are considering property taxes to rein in speculative purchases.

他们已经强制执行降低二手房支付的50%，并考虑物业税，以遏制投机性购买。

10·Risky subprime mortgages grew from 5% of all loans to 20% between 1994 and 2006, while average down payments on houses fell to only 2%.

在1994至2006年间，高风险的次级抵押贷款从所有贷款的5%增长到了20%，与此同时，平均房屋定金比率下滑到只有2%。