Peter plans to sell a number of different properties. He enters into an agreement with Agent Carla, in which she agrees to act as Peter's special agent. Under this agreement, how many properties can Carla list for Peter?

A. A special agent has no fiduciary obligations, so Carla can only list one property at a time
B. A special agent may perform whatever legal acts have been authorized by the principal, so Carla can list as many properties as stated in the agreement
C. A special agent acts as a dual agent, so Carla can only list two properties at a time
D. None, because a special agent is in the business of appraising properties, not listing them.

Answer: B. A special agent may perform whatever legal acts have been authorized by the principal, so Carla can list as many properties as are stated in the agreement
A special agent may perform whatever legal acts the principal has authorized the agent to perform. There is no limit on the number of listed properties that one agency agreement can cover.