I'm inclined to think you need to sell and get your cash out of the house and find a better investment.

I'm inclined to want everyone to work for free then split the profit evenly.I'd greatly appreciated any specific advice (aside from speaking with an attorney, which we will do) on how to fairly structure this agreement.Thanks so much!

All things considered, if you are in a hot seller's market like much of the country, I personally would be inclined to sell now, as the market can always turn.

I am inclined to keep the pool space and have it repaired.  

If you know or meet someone who have been full-time as a real estate agent and property manager with his own business for 20 years+, would you be more inclined to believe that he would know how to find, analyze, and buy INVEST/RENTAL properties, rather than just a primary residence for your everyday Joe/JillI understand that some agents are more experienced/suited than others in the field of investing.

Some people seem to think they're great, which I'm inclined to agree with, assuming it's in a space that works.

If you are doing the leg work (finding the property, negotiating, writing up contracts, inspections, etc) as the agent, I would be inclined to proceed with receiving the commission as the agent. 

My inclination is to not mention anything, but didn't know what others experiences have been.  

I'm not looking for real estate investors per say, just people with an inclination to make more money.  

Am inclined to buy, hold and rent, with maybe a little rehab but at this point I don't have a lot of connections with skills.