Her 1/3 rights flow to the 9 kids.One of those kids put the house on the market after he rehabbed it, which he didn't have the legal right to do, as the title is not clear until the other 8 siblings assign their rights to the selling sibling.Worse, we don't even know yet whether all of the other 8 siblings are alive. 

To the best of my and my siblings knowledge, our Aunt Ceil lived all of her life, from around age 2 until she enter an extended care facility at the age of 95 in 2005, in the house at 3156 Memphis St Philadelphia, PA, that I and my siblings grew up in.

Those typically will list the surviving spouse (if any) and surviving siblings, children, grandchildren, etc.

The third party is a contractor who will do all the rehab work.My two partners are siblings and I'm very close friends with one of them.

She is the only one listed on the site I used, but her siblings very well could be on it as well.

I have always considered it my home and my mom and the products of her 8 siblings all live there, scattered all over the south hills.

I will have to cash out three siblings and do maybe $40000.

The executor also has 2 other siblings and they are to split the proceeds of the sale between the 3 of them.

Regarding the above post, I have actually tracked down owners of abandoned properties and heard from them that their siblings were bickering over the options for the property so it wasn't on the market.

And actually just before all of this came crashing down my sibling and I decided to take real estate investing to a new level, and decided to become registered as a LLC real estate investing company (obviously now at a stand still), which I have even considered the company trying to purchase one of the properties.