Offers must be presented even after the seller has accepted an offer. It is a violation of an agent's fiduciary duties to willfully fail to present any written purchase offer prior to the closing of the sale, unless the agent is expressly instructed by the owner not to present any more offers (or an offer is patently frivolous). Depending on the terms of the agreement a seller may not be able to accept the offer during the escrow period.
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