Creates requirements for certain long-term real estate listing contracts.

This bill establishes rules for "right-to-list home sale agreements," where property owners grant real estate brokers exclusive rights to list their homes for sale at a future date in exchange for payment. It prohibits such agreements from lasting longer than five years and requires contracts to include an early termination option: owners can end the agreement early by paying the initial price plus 6% of that amount for each year the contract has been active (compounded annually). The bill applies directly to real estate brokers, salespeople, and broker-salespeople who enter these contracts with property owners. Contracts must clearly state the term and termination terms to comply with the law.