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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Early Distributions from an IRA for a 1st time home buyer 72(t)
Hi,
This is sort of a unique question that I've been struggling to find guidance to online. First, my situation:
I own a four-plex that I purchased in May that I do not, nor have I ever resided in. Outside of our lone investment property, my wife and I have never owned our own home, and we're currently renting. I'm 32 and my wife is 34.
We have a good amount in our IRAs that we are looking to potentially tap into ($10k each per the IRS rules) IF we qualify under the first-time home-buyer early distribution not subject to the 10% penalty.
Simply put, do we qualify? As I mentioned, I'm struggling to find guidance online for our particular situation since we own property, but it's purely a rental that we've never resided in. I know of the 9 or so things you can qualify for tapping your retirement accounts for penalty-free, the first-time home buyer exemption is one of the areas taxpayers misunderstand/screw-up...so any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance BP!
-Mike