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10%. All our money.
For the house we are purchasing next week we are able to put 20% down.
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20%, money was from an insurance settlement
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20% all our money. We bought in a super cheap (but up and coming) neighborhood. We also live off of one income and are pretty cheap. We share a car and don't have cable, etc.
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Somewhere between 3.5 and 5%, I don't remember. We bought a house relatively young though (25/26). I'd only been out of school a year, and my husband had just spent basically all his savings on my engagement ring. But we wanted a house and could afford the monthly payments and I'm really glad we bought when we did because house values have gone up drastically since we bought.
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20%, our money
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5% parents helped
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My husband bought our first house with 0 down. That house is now pending and we will be putting 10-15% down on our next house. Our money (not making any $ on the sale of our first home, unfortunately).
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20%, our money.
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20%, our money (mostly DH's savings from pre-marriage, though).
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20% our money + cost of inspections/test
IL's gifted us money that we used towards the inspections & radon test
In total, we paid 23% out-of-pocket. -
20%. I bought it before DH and I were together. It was money from an inheritance.
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First house, 5%, second house 20%
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@bluestriped bee: 100% and our money (parents thought we were crazy)! But I bet many bees paid more on their downpayment than I did on my house--very low cost of living here.
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bump
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20% down for my condo - gift from my parents.
20% down for our house - all our money
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3% -all our money. Both sets of our parents never even owned a house when we were kids. We are at nearly 50% our value, 7 years in.
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