You just need to get organized...with a Business Plan.  

Everything else is governed by state law.As a member of the Board of Directors of the Illinois Manufactured Housing Association (disclosure) and a former member of the boards of two other state associations, and a member of the Manufactured Housing Institute's (national organization) Dodd Frank Task Force, I would be remiss if I didn't point out that being a member of the state associations in which you do business is a terrific investment in most states.

What I would like to know is what all would need to be included in the operating agreement and how should the articles of organization be structured if I am the only manager/member?  

Rents are also increasing organically as the job market improves and entry level homes become less affordable, so he will benefit from that growth in terms of cash flow and appreciation over the long run.

In terms of keeping leads organized and setting appointments, I would recommend a good CRM like SalesForce (PropertyBase).

Hi all,Does anyone know if you have to be a broker to manage your rental properties if they are organized under an LLC or Corporation in Michigan?

Do you have systems in place to maximize your productivity and keep organized?"

And if I were the organizer with potential liability I would want to absolve that with a corporate general partner.

@Michael Faulk organizes a local meetup group for real estate investors in that part of the state, look him up here on BP and send him a colleague request.

I like professional, organized service.