The costs of maintaining and running community associations continue to rise. But there is a way to help offset those costs without impacting resident services. Compensation from broadband agreements can be a powerful way to generate revenue for your community and keep HOA dues low.
Cable and internet companies need permission to run lines through private property to reach homes in residential neighborhoods. One way they gain this access is through a Right of Entry Agreement, which allows providers to install and maintain broadband infrastructure in communities managed by homeowners associations (HOAs). These agreements can generate compensation from providers, helping to keep dues low and support the overall financial health of your community. Learn how granting access to cable and internet companies can maximize compensation.
What is a Right of Entry Agreement?
Right of Entry Agreements grant broadband providers the right to install or maintain wiring on private property. These agreements:
● Do not affect residents’ choice of provider
● Do not prevent future providers from entering the community
● Often include exclusive marketing rights for a provider
● Set clear guidelines on provider activity while on your property
Why It Matters for Your Community
Whether you’re a condo, townhome, or single-family home community, having the right broadband agreement in place is essential. Broadband Planning helps associations understand their options and negotiate the best possible terms.
We work solely for associations, not cable companies, and are only paid by the association. Our team informs you of all provider options in your area and works to maximize the compensation owed to your community through broadband negotiations and agreements.
Benefits of a Right of Entry Agreement for Your HOA
● No impact on resident services: Homeowners maintain full freedom to choose their cable or internet provider
● Open access for future providers: Agreements do not prevent competitors from entering the community
● HOA-focused broadband negotiations: Broadband Planning represents only the homeowners association—not the broadband provider
● Maximized compensation from broadband providers: We work to secure the highest possible access fees and revenue shares for your community
● No upfront costs for your HOA: Our compensation comes solely from the revenue we help your association earn
Watch the Full Video to Learn More
Want a deeper understanding of how Right of Entry Agreements work and how they can benefit your community? Watch our full video below, where we explain the essentials and explain show how Broadband Planning helps homeowners associations negotiate the best possible terms with broadband providers.
Broadband Planning Makes It Easy
With millions in access fees and revenue shares secured annually, Broadband Planning is helping associations across the U.S. leverage their collective buying power to benefit their communities.
Contact Us to learn more and start maximizing your community’s broadband revenue.