An operating agreement is pertinent.Try Nationwide Incorporators.

Perhaps a higher degree of sophistication incorporated in the Operting Agreement may well be overkill for many for most investors, But flexibility is nice too.

Also you need to plan on asset protection many do not plan for it, however if you are looking long term real estate and protecting your resources, I would highly recommending looking into making a business plan that incorporates this.Best wishes on creating wealth, freedom and taking action!

I'm buying three rentals in wetaskiwin, I just realized i should look into incorporating or LLP's. after this I will have a total of 4 properties and 5 doors.

I would incorporate the infrastructure that NA Beard mentioned, and I would hire a number of people way smarter than me.Then I would raise enough capital to be very well funded.

I have my license as well, still waiting to incorporate it into my investing.

@Connor Burnett you've gotten a lot of good feedback already, and I would second the following advice:- You need to know and incorporate the expenses for maintenance and vacancy costs.

Grew up in Lakewood long before it incorporated.  

Is there anything I need to incorporate into my numbers?

If you incorporate some version of a house hack into your first purchase, you should be able to save up your next down payment exponentially quicker.A duplex is more likely to pencil once you move out of it as well here in Portland.