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No.
If you have owned a home at any time after you were born, and you are buying a home now, you are not a first time home buyer.
It depends on what you are trying to do.
For example, if you want to take money out of your IRA to buy a house and avoid the 10% early distribution penalty, your are a "first time home buyer".
"The definition of 'first-time home buyer' in this case is broader than you might think. You qualify as a first-time home buyer so long as you had no ownership interest in a main home any time within two-years before the date you acquire your new home."
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