This is the dilemma I have been tossing around in my head.But in reading the Millionaire Real Estate Agent by Gary Keller I am realizing that what really matters is you and how you represent yourself to a potential customer.

I'll have to ask my accountant or the lawyer who set up the trust how that affects the taxes. 

You should have your attorney explain this to you, you do have one representing you right?

Hello @Mo Muigai this sounds as if you need a real estate lawyer for yourself to draw up a contract.

I won't even try to touch the legal parts...you should have a lawyer as part of your team and ask them. 

However, I wanted to ask if there are any recommended websites or real estate lawyers that you would recommend that can type up an excellent rental agreement?

You should probably talk to a lawyer and get a more informed idea of what your options are.

Must it be a lawyer or can a title company do that? 

Talk to police and they say the notice needed to be certified and i couldn't access...that doesn't seem right for what my lawyer said. 

If your Operating Agreement doesnt specify anything regarding those options, then its left to negotiation, assuming both of you are an LLC member and the property Title/Deed is to the LLC.Note : I am not a lawyer, am just a bored forum surfer trying to have a conversation.