Which type of listing would NOT be included in a multiple listing service?

A pocket listing is a type of real estate agreement where a property is not listed on the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) and is instead marketed privately. This practice involves a real estate agent or broker keeping the listing "in their pocket" and promoting the property through their own network rather than the broader marketplace provided by an MLS.

In contrast, listings that are entered into an MLS—such as full service, limited service, and entry only listings—are publicly accessible and allow other real estate professionals to view and potentially sell the property. Full service listings typically provide comprehensive services, while limited service and entry only listings might offer fewer services but still are part of the MLS. Therefore, the nature of pocket listings means they are distinctly separate from those that are part of a multiple listing service.