The bill establishes new requirements for homeowners' associations in Montana regarding entry onto real property. It mandates that a homeowners' association must obtain permission from the property owner before an agent can enter the property. When seeking this permission, the association is required to propose a date and time that is convenient for the owner and to specify which part of the property the agent intends to access. Additionally, the property owner has the right to require their presence or that of their agent during the entry.

The bill also clarifies that this new requirement does not interfere with the implied rights of homeowners' association agents to access areas of the property that are generally open to the public, such as sidewalks and front pathways. Furthermore, it provides a definition of a "homeowners' association" to ensure clarity in the application of these regulations. The new section is intended to be codified as part of existing property law in Montana.