Definition: A special agent is authorized to perform a particular act or handle a specific transaction for a principal.
Example
A broker engaged as a seller's single agent seeks a buyer for one property.
Keep the distinction clear
Authority to market and negotiate does not automatically include authority to sign the seller's deed or purchase contract. Read the actual authorization.
Related terms
General Agent · Universal Agent · Single Agent
Keep studying
Buyer Agreements and Florida Agency: What Changed?
References: California DRE: general and special agency concepts
Pronunciation (US): SPESH-uhl AY-juhnt (capitals show stress)
Pronunciation reference: Merriam-Webster
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