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Q: If a foreign LLC owns a condo in FLA & intends to rent it out - do they have to obtain a certificate of authority?

What is the meaning of "without more" in Statute 608.501(2)(m)? Does renting constitute more and thus not fit into the exception to having to obtain the certificate?

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A: Is this a trick question? There is no chapter 608. Your question is not a basic question about the law. Go see a local business attorney with all of your questions.

A: I also found that there is no Chapter 608, but thought that perhaps it was in incorrect citation.

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