If i'm buying two family house as my primary residence Will I qualifay for first time home buyer ?

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If you are a 1st time buyer and you plan to live in the home then you may qualify.  It is best to speak with a tax consultant or most mortgage brokers will have this information.
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Yes. As long as you are a first time homebuyer, and the property falls under the "one family" definition. A two-family technically house falls under such a category. So you are OK.
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Only first time homebuyers (an individual who hasn't owned a principal residence in the previous 3 years) is eligible to use the credit. And it applies to buying one principal residence. Also the residence must be in the USA. It's best to consult your tax professional but this is an answer to your basic question. Hope it helps!
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