The bill proposes a change in the Minnesota Statutes, specifically addressing the fees related to real estate transactions within common interest communities, such as homeowners associations. The main point of the bill is to prohibit these communities from charging fees for estoppel letters or certificates. An estoppel letter or certificate is typically used in real estate transactions to confirm details about the property or the ownership, such as confirming that fees or dues have been paid up to a certain date. The bill would make it illegal for associations or their authorized agents to charge any fees for preparing or delivering these documents. Charges made in violation of this new rule would be considered void and unenforceable.