My *biggest* concern is the $795 'commitment fee'.  

Finally, if you want a broker to be fully committed, consider retaining them in an exclusive agreement.

20 years is a hell of a commitment.

I guess the point is if you know nothing about these neighborhoods, stay away unless you commit to learning and being hands on.

Roomies it was within days but I can't speak to the quality of the prospective tenant as they were slower to show up to view and FF I had a commitment quickly.

More than anything else, you have to show you were the first one to show them the deal and that you had a pre-committed agreement and fee for bringing them the deal.

I am committed to learning, however, it is hard not to get overwhelmed while learning a new subject; so I would love any advice, please don't hesitate to reach out and talk with me!

Upon receipt of a $10,000 wire transfer or certified check, which would be applied toward the commitment fee, we would provide you with a draft of a loan commitment containing the terms and conditions to be reviewed by you and your counsel.

I have committed myself to being as educated as possible so that when I have put in a few years of self-management I can then select and manage a good PM.

It's important to choose that one and commit to using it.