I find many people are just unwilling or unable to pay the tax, even though it can make financial sense. 

To create cashflow after rehab the rent is increased to market price and that tenant is unable to afford new rent. 

I was unable to find tenants because covid hit and I closed 2 days before everything went into lockdown. 

So a mental health unit which determined  he needed services was unable to remove him!

In the case of ACH, the refund automatically goes to the tenant's bank account and landlords are unable to submit evidence to fight these disputes.In the case of a card payment, the funds can sometimes get refunded to the tenant directly or may sit in a holding pattern at the bank until the dispute review is over.

I know that while I work at my W-2 I am unable to think clearly on my plans and the path I want to take.

Over the next 3 years we were unable to sell or lease the facility.

Since I am unable to invest retirements funds from a SDIRA or solo 401k into an LLC I personally own, how else would I be able to do so without any tax implications? 

I was unable to get my name off of the lease in enough time as I was in the process of moving out.

Many threads on here about being unable to cash out, losing principal, not getting any updates about their funds, etc.