Specifically 3 siblings at or around retirement age inheriting a single family home in CT that will sell for 180-200K.

Being the youngest sibling of nine children, I know it is my duty to grow this small amount into a fortune in which I can pay it forward to those who are in need.

@Tou Yang  I don't know where your parents or siblings are. 

That is not being nit-picky or skeptical of their willingness or ability to honor the deal: that is showing you care enough to take care of potentially troubling issues before they occur.Any siblings? 

She was only a few years out of high school and was not married so parents and siblings are involved.

Property went to the surviving family members (9 siblings and their kids if sibling passed).

I have a property that I own with a sibling with no mortgage.

I even know examples of where siblings no longer talk to each other because of joint property ventures/ownership.

Let's just say it involves me and my two siblings all set to inherit 1/3 each of everything from my parents.

I have a friend who's mother died a year ago she left behind property/land thats in her name but no will she has two sibling but neither of them want anything to do with it, my question is, how do i go about helping her to get the property in her name, the property is going up for tax sale in November and she wants to save the property from being sold