OK. So I have one mortgage company telling me that I would be considered a first-time home buyer since even though I have an existing mortgage for my double-wide mobile home (NOT considered real estate since it's "moveable"). But I have the tax people saying, I don't think so.
So am I a first-time home buyer if:
1. The only home I have owned was in essence a vehicle (mobile home) since I have no deed but a vehicle registration
2. I have a mortgage on the mobile home that I can deduct interest paid on my tax return
The reason I want to know is: I have the opportunity to rollover an old 403(k) account in to an IRA and I can withdraw that money later, penalty-free, to buy a new home IF I'm a first-time home buyer.
2007-01-26
04:06:08
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pjs_upstate
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I pay property taxes in a round about way via lot rent, not on the mobile home itself. This is new york state, if that helps anyone. Thanks! : )
2007-01-26
04:39:24 ·
update #1