Selling in Century Village, Deerfield Beach

Short answer

Identify the condominium association that governs your unit, then use that association's own reserve, assessment, and inspection records. A nearby owner's answer does not control your sale file.

Last verified August 4, 2026

The question owners here actually have

Which association holds the records a buyer and lender need for my sale?

Association identification comes first. Once the controlling entity is clear, a seller can assemble dated records and plan around seasonal occupancy, estate administration, or a firm departure deadline without borrowing facts from another building.

What decides it — the statutory test

Florida Statutes §553.899 applies to condominium and cooperative buildings of three habitable stories or more. For a Century Village unit, apply the statutory building-height and age tests only after identifying the specific condominium association and building. Deerfield Beach's local enforcement record then supplies the address-level timing.

What to pull from the association before listing

Ask the identified association for its current budget and financials, reserve study or SIRS, applicable milestone and repair records, assessment notices, insurance evidence, litigation disclosures, minutes, and transfer rules. Label the file by association and building.

Florida’s condominium statute and DBPR guidance identify the records framework. The dated documents for the specific association supply the sale facts.

Alexandra's connection to this community

Alexandra serves Deerfield Beach as part of her Broward practice.

What changes the price and timeline conversation

Seasonal occupancy, estate administration, remote signatures, and an owner's departure date can compress the calendar. Ordering the correct association package before marketing leaves time to resolve missing records without borrowing a neighbor's file.

For the wider location context, review condo-selling guidance for Deerfield Beach and the Broward County area guide.

What should I establish first when selling in Century Village?

Use the unit's declaration, current assessment notice, or management contact to identify the governing condominium association, then request the sale records from that entity. Do not substitute documents supplied for another building.

How do I know whether a milestone inspection applies in Century Village?

For a Century Village unit, apply the statutory building-height and age tests only after identifying the specific condominium association and building. Deerfield Beach's local enforcement record then supplies the address-level timing.

Which association records should I request before listing in Century Village?

Can an assessment stop a sale in Century Village?

An assessment does not by itself prohibit a sale. For Century Village, confirm the balance, due dates, purpose, contract allocation, and lender response using the governing association's current records.

Who decides whether a buyer can finance a property in Century Village?

The buyer's lender reviews the specific association and project documents for the unit. A financing result from another Century Village association cannot establish eligibility for this sale.

Evidence ledger

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Education only — not legal, engineering, lending, or association advice. Current association records, the local building department, and the buyer's lender control the answer for a specific address. Questions about a unit: (561) 929-5276.

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