One association-wide agreement that lowers every homeowner’s internet bill and generates revenue the board can put toward dues relief or reserves.
For an HOA, a bulk telecom program is one of the rare decisions that improves the budget and lowers homeowner costs at the same time. The association negotiates a single internet (and optionally TV) agreement for the whole community, and the carrier delivers wholesale pricing plus a recurring payment to the association.
The agreement is building-wide: service is included for every home — typically bundled into dues — which drives the deepest pricing and the largest payment back to the association. Bundling internet and TV delivers the biggest homeowner savings, up to 30% versus individual rates.
Revenue typically runs $120–$220 per door per year and can be directed to dues offset, reserves, or a capital project. The association takes on no construction or equipment liability — the carrier owns the network.
Boards weighing the governance, fairness, and contract questions should read our complete board member’s guide. Florida condominium associations have a further set of statutory questions to work through — see our Chapter 718 guide. When you’re ready, we’ll model the numbers for your community at no cost.
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