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

This bill sets new rules for "right-to-list home sale agreements," which are contracts where homeowners grant real estate agents exclusive rights to sell their property at a future date for a fee. It directly affects homeowners entering these contracts and real estate agents who offer them. Key provisions require such agreements to: (1) last no longer than five years, (2) include a clear early termination option (allowing homeowners to exit by paying a fee calculated as the initial price plus 6% compounded annually for each year), and (3) display all terms conspicuously. The bill also updates licensing rules to penalize agents who violate these requirements.