Young Buck has reportedly been kicked out of his home in Tennessee. After news that his songs and royalties were up for grabs, TMZ has learned that the judge in Buck’s bankruptcy case has ordered he vacate the mansion.

The rapper still owes the IRS over $300,000 in unpaid taxes ($333,975.69 to be exact). Buck bought the 5,000 square-foot home back in 2004, at the height of his popularity, with Straight Outta Ca$hville debuting at number 3 on August 24.

No comment has been made from Young Buck or his camp.

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Hard times continue to roll for Young Buck. As part of his Chapter 7 bankruptcy liquidation, the Nashville, Tennessee rapper is being forced to sell off all his intellectual property. According to the Wall Street Journal, this means that all his masters, song compositions, as well as trademarks and copyrights are up for grabs.

Following the sale, Buck will be free to start fresh. Rumors continue to swirl that he is in negotiations to come back into the G-Unit fold, however, given 50’s history of forgiveness – or lack thereof – who knows if that will materialize.

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