Limits real estate listing agreements to a maximum of two years.
This bill amends the real property law to define a "listing agreement" as a contract between a residential property owner and an agent to sell or lease the property. It prohibits real estate brokers from being a party to any listing agreement longer than two years and declares such agreements unenforceable if they exceed this period. Renewals are allowed before the fixed termination date.
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