Condos are generally purchased by individual buyers; who do these people hold accountable when recommendations have been made and some alarms have been sounded?
Well run condo associations have an ongoing facilities audit which tracks and schedules repairs and maintenance. Monthly assessment charges fund reserves to pay for these. Someone needs to check the board of directors to see if they were adequately reserving and doing repair work.
A lot of the condo owners probably don’t even the board meetings or care about the complex. Maybe they don’t even want to serve on the board.
Pretty much nobody goes to the meetings where I live. If they condo complex is full of renters the owner doesn’t care as long as the renter’s check clears.