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    If I have a client that co-signed for his daughter's first home and used a his retirement plan to purchase a house. Can that qualify for the $10,000 first home buyer?

    ayalastaxes
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    sjrcpa
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    Yes. He has to have an ownership interest in this first time home "purchase".


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    sjrcpa
    Level 15

    Is this his first home purchase?

    Is it his principal residence, too?


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    ayalastaxes
    Level 3

    Yes, it's a mother daughter home, so he lives in the second section.

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    sjrcpa
    Level 15

    If he meets the requirements then yes he can claim the penalty exception. Is his name also on the deed (as opposed to just on the mortgage.)

    Just curious - how does "he" fit into "mother daughter"?


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    ayalastaxes
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    I guess the house has like an attached apartment and that is what they call the daughter part. I am not sure about the deed. Does that matter?

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    sjrcpa
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    Yes. He has to have an ownership interest in this first time home "purchase".


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    ayalastaxes
    Level 3

    Ok, Thanks for the clarification and all your help.

    sjrcpa
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    You're welcome.


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