A South Carolina single-member LLC operating agreement is an important document used to establish the policies, procedures, and other internal structures of a limited liability company owned by one person. Although an operating agreement is not required in Ohio, it offers financial and legal protections for the owner. This means that if the company faces bankruptcy or litigation without an operating agreement in place, the owner could face the liquidation of their personal and financial assets to satisfy company obligations. Investors, financial institutions, and insurance companies may also require a review of the company’s operating agreement in order to determine its credibility.