Can a Florida HOA require all members subscribe to a specific internet service provider?

Answer 1

It is possible that the board has negotiated an agreement with an ISP for an economical, low monthly fee per household, given the number of households. This may mean that you pay for that service in your assessments.

If you want to use a different vendor, you can present your case to the board, with the understanding that you may also then pay for your choice in addition to paying for the board's vendor for the same service.

You may also want to query the board about how its plan handles members who do not use ISP services.

Answer 2

It is possible for a Florida HOA to require all members to subscribe to a specific internet service provider, but it would depend on the specific rules and regulations set forth in the HOA's governing documents. Generally, HOAs have the authority to set rules related to common amenities and services, but any such requirement would need to be explicitly outlined in the governing documents and approved by the association's board of directors.