Having part or all of your property seized can result in tax implications if you're required to pay capital gains tax on the compensation you receive. Likewise, you may have to pay compensation to tenants if you rented out property that was seized through eminent domain. If you're a renter, you may be displaced from your home which could affect you financially if you're unable to find replacement housing at a similar price. On a larger scale, eminent domain can be abused if a property is seized without compensation being provided.