Sorry if this ain't the right spot. I heard since 2024 some of the laws have changed so there is more paperwork to sign now just to view a house. I'm unrepresented and reached out to a listing agent to view a house and they're trying to make me sign a single property buyer representation agreement which includes notes like how if I sign, they're the only one I can deal with for 120 days relating to the property or how they get a 2.5%+$500 fee if I buy the property, even if the contract expires assuming I buy within like 180 days or something.
This seems unreasonable just to go about viewing a house no? I'd assume there would be some far more bare bones paperwork to simply view? They insist


