I have another property that I’m currently going through an ejectment with so trying to avoid similar issues due to the moratorium in PA.

This is where the agent is ejected and the process runs smoothly and hassle free.

By September, the process of summary ejection and eviction should have run its course and by November or Dec, you and your lender should be back on track. 

Both have suspended foreclosures, ejectments and evictions for many months now and at least until September if they don't extend again .

I just wanted to make sure before I buy this tax deed for this property and I have to file an ejectment law suit before my time starts.

Would it take 10 months for an owner in the 1930s to eject a non-paying tenant from his/her property?

You may ultimately need to seek an ejectment and quiet-title action before you can do anything. 

@Fahim Siddiqui Depends your current state/local laws...eviction, writ of possession, ejectment,etc as to whether any Covid restrictions apply, and if the occupant is the owner or tenant. 

You have to go up to a higher level of the legal system to perform what is called an "ejectment action" in PA.

If the occupants are the former owners, then the legal proceedings have to be taken to a higher level of court, and the action is called an ejectment; for an ejectment, you will almost certainly require the services of an attorney.There is no guaranteed timeline for any of this.