What to do when no one wants to run for a seat on the board

In a recent article, we offered tips on how to get elected to your condo or HOA board. It can be a challenge to win a seat if you live in a very big or very close-knit community. But some associations have the opposite problem. There are years when no one wants to volunteer and run for a seat on the board. What happens then? We’ll explore a few options in the paragraphs below.   Read the entire article……………………………….

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