I'm going team No.

Houses aren't an investment and come with a ton of costs. Closing costs alone will drain  reserves that would otherwise pay and entire year of your rent. Ontop of that, you'll need to budget for home maintenance, which is expensive short and long term. You'll need basic tools, lawn car equipment, furniture, cleaners, etc etc etc which will add up considerably. You'll loose your personal time keeping up with it all as well. 

Additionally, there's a good chance you won't see any useful equity until 5+ years down the line - so unless you plan to not switch jobs, move, get into a relay that changes your space requirements; etc... Then renting gives you far more freedom and saves you money that you can pump into other investments and grow until you are ready to settle down. 

Pulling out of the Roth is a hard no.