Contracts; creating the Predatory Solicitation Prevention Act; prohibiting certain practice; providing for fees and fines; directing deposit of fees and fines. Effective date.

SB 1052, the Predatory Solicitation Prevention Act, prohibits persistent, repeated communications attempting to influence property owners to buy, sell, or invest in real estate through harassment, intimidation, or ignoring refusals. It directly affects real estate solicitors, agents, and entities engaging in such practices. The bill imposes a $600 penalty per instance of prohibited communication and directs 50% of collected fines to the State Health Care Enhancement Fund and 50% to the Court Clerk’s Revolving Fund. The law becomes effective November 1, 2025.