It actually looks like it's going to happen: "The federal eviction moratorium in place since September is set to expire Saturday, after the Biden administration refused to extend it and Democrats in Congress couldn't muster the votes to intervene."

She offered to intervene and work with HUD on returning all or a portion of my EMD.

The seller was not willing to work on it so we actually had the township intervene.

I would be more than happy to investigate this and intervene on your behalf. 

An intervening disability occurring after the period has started will not suspend (or toll) the running of the prescriptive period.

In the intervening years, we bought and sold a couple houses (primary residences) that needed work and basically through sheer dumb luck we won the appreciation lottery.

You want to know how likely it is that the municipal government will intervene in the future, but bringing it to their attention would obviously kill the deal (since it is now on their radar and much more likely to result in later action against the unit).  

One deal, the seller, Bank of America kept hassling me and appeared to want to back out of the deal.... exasperated, I had my lawyer intervene with the sellers broker and got the deal back on track.I think the bank wanted to accept a higher offer as there were 10 offers on it and mine was not the highest offer, but it might have been the only cash offer.

As a Bankruptcy attorney, I would simply have intervened in the Bankruptcy suit, made it a contested matter, and litigated the intent of the attorney in declaring bankruptcy.

If it hasn't, I would get a lawyer, sign an agreement with the homeowners to redeem the property and simultaneously intervene with the court to redeem the property.