My best guess is because it is not a "common enterprise" as described in the Supreme Court "Howie" Case.You may also have state laws to contend with.

Supreme Court ended the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC’s) eviction moratorium Thursday night, giving much-needed relief to America’s small housing providers facing financial hardship for more than a year.

The Supreme Court rejected the Biden administration’s latest moratorium on evictions. 

Supreme Court and many lower U.S.

It would never pass the supreme court, IMHO.Besides, the Feds can't pay $600 a week unemployment AND your rent.  

Here is an interesting paragraph from another article - http://palawblog.stark-stark.com/2011/03/articles/...To illustrate how a tenancy by the entireties benefits creditors, the 2005 Pennsylvania Supreme Court case of Regions Mortgage, Inc. v.

The FL Supreme Court finally ruled on this.  

Organize the resistant, over throw the government, and become the supreme leader of America.

That is being contested in FL supreme court this year, but that contest hearing doesn't not change the common interpretation of each and every due date on a loan stands to be a point of acceleration upon 120 days past due.  

Also, my wife is a Realtor and is supremely confident in our ability to sell the house when it is done, windows or not (but at a lower price).I appreciate your concern and words of caution though.