Which of the following listing agreements would be considered a unilateral contract?

An exclusive agency listing is a bilateral contract in which the seller agrees to work with one agent but retains the right to sell the property themselves without owing a commission to the agent. This agreement binds both parties, making it bilateral rather than unilateral.

A net listing is also a bilateral contract where the seller agrees to receive a predetermined amount from the sale, and any amount above that goes to the broker as commission. This creates mutual obligations between the seller and the broker, which is characteristic of bilateral contracts.

This type of listing agreement is a bilateral contract because it grants exclusive rights to one broker to sell the property, obligating the seller to pay a commission regardless of who sells the property. Both parties have defined responsibilities, distinguishing it from a unilateral contract.