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Suggest you download the Florida Condomimium Act. To do so put fololowing into your browser "Florida Condominium Axt. After downloading read and you'll find your answers.

I think the FL Condominium Act as suggested above is not the answer to your prayers. You need to make an appoitment with a bankrupcy attorney in your area. Initial consultations are usually free of charge. You can also find tons of information by browsing the web.

If you look at sectgion 718.116 you'll find "Liens", You should do this before speaking to a bankruptcy attornery

In reading the original author's post, they do not appear to be asking about the Association filing a lien against their condo, but rather other creditors. 
 
I would therefore say that nothing 718 is going to help you - unless your Association is filing a lien against your condo. 
 
I would advise you to seek the advice if a bankruptcy attorney. Often filing for bankruptcy staves off many financial responsibilities (tax liens, student loans and a few others excluded). I have also heard that after filing typically your credit score goes up by 100 points. 
 

If you are going through foreclosure on an investment property and the Condo association has the second lien, can they sue you for past associtation fees?