I'll stuff nothing. HOAs are one of the most drippingly corrupt creations Satan has ever come up with. If you're fighting the good fight, then good for you. But don't tell me you're not deep in darkness doing it.
And while you might be suing a management company, you HIRED them in the first place. And you also personally have franking privileges and funds and mechanisms for communicating with every resident - abilities that the residents don't have. So if you're not poundng on everyone to change things for the better in concrete ways, then it's because you don't want to. So stuff it yourself.
And P.S. - Dividends come from investments. Which means you're collecting more money than you need. I wasn't kidding about the SEC - and the capital you're investing comes on pain of punishment for non-compliance, and where's the alignment with SEC rules for investment companies? Lemme guess - your HOA wrote its own rules for investing, and even whether they have to listen to any advice from the people they demand money from. That's extortion. Stuff THAT.
You knew what they were when you bought the property.
(This is why I live out in the country.)