You should share the information with your lender so you dont come across any surprise issues as you get closer to closing. 

The closing date of the contract has passed now due to some issues.  

There will be other large ticket issues that pop up as well as big things that will eventually need replaced like the roof, furnace, plumbing issues, etc.If you have enough properties for enough time the below or worse will eventually happen and repeat itself.

Watch some YouTube videos and role play with someone on the common objections (price, how assignment works, etc).

Short story is that after a "reset" about paying on time last month it's 5/19 and I have half the rent and just had to send a plumber out to address a tenant caused water issue and I'm done at this point.

He says "she is dealing with personal issues, her ex boyfriend tried breaking into the unit several times /sending her threats and shes not available".I have replaced the locks for her and beefed up her security in the past. 

No zoning issues.  

It seems like there could be a conflict of interest (e.g. the agency's investment arm finds the best deals/properties for themselves and pushes properties onto clients that their investment arm has already passed on).Is this an issue or is there something I'm missing that makes the conflict of interest uncommon?

This seems to be a fairly common topic, but I'm curious what laws and regulations make what states more landlord friendly.

@Maximiliano RodriguezHow did you purchase the property and not have deed issued in your name?