Many homeowners association boards ask us how they can get more people involved in their community’s HOA management. The inherent issue is that an HOA board is pulling from a group of people who already lead busy lives. Serving on the board is a volunteer position with no pay and no huge incentive, other than a desire to continue to make sure that the community is a great place to live. Great board members are out there, they just might not know it yet. Here’s how to find them.    Read the article……………..

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