Lenders often want to see a mitigation plan that is approved by the state or local regulator and sometimes want a lender insurance policy to protect against property damage and personal injury claims. 

government wants its pound of flesh. 

Just looking at the amount of businesses forced to close by the government has led to an unprecedented number of people laid off.

Do the same  residential tenant government rules apply to commercial tenants? 

Look up the SEC regulations. 

Even though you are working full time, most of your income isn't taxable income and so in the governments eyes you look extremely poor, so it's fairly easy to qualify for financial assistance on top of your already free schooling from the military. 

Practice with your particular paint so you get regulator pressure set perfect

Vapor intrusion can indeed be a risk to onsite and off-site occupants but that exposure pathway would be evaluated by the environmental consultant and the state regulator.

I guess i would compare it to some of the section 8 housing issues when the owner knows that the money is coming in from another source and how much the government or military is willing to pay.

If the federal government steps in to help solve the problem they inadvertently created with best intentions for the home owners, by allowing them to not make payments for 6 months (A forbearance) which is another way of saying default.