I have written many contracts myself, as well as Articles of Incorporation, Bylaws, and the like. Once you read a few, grasp the basic legal theories relevant, and keep your limitations in mind, it's not really that difficult to do yourself. There are also 'boiler plate' documents you can just go to a print shop and buy cheap - a couple bucks for a one page document for a given purpose, such as a rental contract.
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It has been a while but I seem to recall some significant filing fees for LLCs, but maybe that was something else. That boiler plate rental contract from the print shop could end up costing you thousands.
You are not wrong, but it's often better than nothing, and having bespoke contracts drawn up by attorneys will almost always cost you thousands anyway. The reality is that there is no substitute for personal understanding and knowledge, and having it enables you to prepare your own documents. That's what I did back in the day. I no longer have need.