Can a Seller accept a Sight Unseen offer on a listing that is in Temp Off Market status?

Can a Seller accept a Sight Unseen offer on a listing that is in Temp Off Market status?

A Seller can accept an offer on a listing that is currently in ToM status and not be in violation of any compliance rules or regulations. The house is the property of the Seller, so if they want to receive and accept an offer at any point in their ownership of said property, that is a right granted through said property ownership. If a Buyer wants to submit an offer without viewing it in person, that is their right as a Consumer and they assume any risk associated with that practice. There is no obligation to physically tour a property before entering a transaction.

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