Sad tax payers have to fund their removal.

Front end : Less Revenue thus less tax payment , Back end: Stronger Balance sheet by converting debt into equity. 

Because almost immediately after the crash and US taxpayers ultimately bailed wall street out, (again) those very same people started doing the same thing that triggered the last crash - they created more "CDO's" again.

The reality is that they've made up their minds and their goal is to spend as many tax payer dollars fighting for this in the courts as possible so that they can declare a victory against the evil landlords.

Landlord foot the rent for 2 years to tenants who did not pay rent (well they paid 25%) to remain in place while tax payers foot the bill for reimbursement.

Taxpayer Advocate Services are a taxpayer funded group that are supposed to be the "watchdog" that helps taxpayers deal with these types of issues with the IRS. 

Not sure if regular income tax payment qualifies as an IRS debt.

I also have only 1 roof, 4 walls, 1 mortgage, 1 lease template, 1 insurance policy, 1 electric bill, 1 tax payment, 1 set of laws to know, same vendors for HVAC, plumbing, etc.

IRS regulations require that a taxpayer compute depreciation on what is allowed or allowable.

If the withdrawal is repaid, then amended tax returns are needed for 2020 and 2021 to recoup the income tax payments made on the withdrawal.