It is true that too many Owners don't want to get involved.

 Those who are complaining the loudest may be doing the most, but they are hamstrung by their neighbors who are too dense to read what is put in front of them. If the Auditor won't sign the Auditor's report, then the Board is corrupt and has to be:

1) removed forcefully from power;
2) subjected to a forensic audit, and then;
3) put in jail, after which;
4) there will be a trial.

Then the corrupt directors can have their assets seized. 

All those corrupt boards are an opportunity for superman, batman, and the spidermen of the world. The prices of the condos tend to be at a sharp discount to well run buildings (20-40%), and all that needs to be done is to get rid of the board, Property Manager, and get a real engineering Reserve Fund Study performed that has not jacked costs up beyond all conceivable reason.