Commit to your path and your Desire.

We are committed to this goal long-term and seek to provide the best property management in YOUR LOCATION.

One send me loan estimate showing detail break down of cost and loan rate etc from Loandepot,  Other which I had worked in past said she won't give me details until I commit to go with her.

You actually have to read a loan commitment to know the answer to your questions.

Matter of fact, in my state, my E&O insurance doesn't kick in unless I have compensation to my broker.The agent's client as it is short term and in my market those are illegal in some areas less than 60 days and in others less than 90 days. and if you find them they are usually  furnished and at a high dollar value.The favor is the tenant gets a rental and doesn't have to commit long term, 6 months or a year, while they search for a new home It could be month to month or week to week for all we know as it only states short lease".If owner would like to compensate agent out of goodness of their heart then so be it, but there is no legal obligation to compensate the agent.

I would make sure that you see a title commitment prior to closing on a property or taking over a contract.

Poor choice and commitments :) No more mistakes...

Only you can answer that, as it depends on your business plans and how committed you are to succeed in the business.  

Committing to enforcing the late fee if he pays late again is important though.

I'm definitely committed and in this for the long term.