For example burien passed an inspection program (annoying to those of us who give a dang, but manageable and doesn't impinge on tenant screening, setting rents, etc) and they have some rules around move-in fees and relocation,  but they haven't passed any rules blocking out important screening criteria or preventing you from controlling who moves into your property)   In total scale of additional rules at the municipal level Tacoma has the most after Seattle,  but their leadership and rules are still sufficiently more balanced that its an area worth looking at  (if there are still any good deals to be had) There is activity by tenant advocates on the statewide scale to enact some of the same sorts of rules seattle has (just cause, restricted screening criteria, severe limits on ability to evict, collect up front fees, and control occupancy),  and what is probably going to become an annual attempt to enact statewide rent control until it happens. 

As far as the inspector, I would be annoyed if he told a buyer about this.

Super annoying.

@Carmen Pellegrino although closing costs can be pretty annoying, there really are not many of the fees that you can shop.

Or maybe they plan to live there for a long time and want to get everything small, annoying taken care of.

Finding a good deal then having to deal with the refi will be annoying to say the least.

Don't want to turn off a potential lead by being "annoying" when I'm looking to be "pleasantly persistent

When some of these young travelers get through the gatekeeper (my cohost and I), we tend to get varying degrees of annoying stuff like smoking inside the home, and some minor to moderate damage like siding damage due to grill being used too close to the home.   

I have live there in Frio Street and the train runs and horns pretty much any time night or day, which for me was annoying.

It is a little annoying when employees of companies do something at the wrong time and documents have to be processed in a hurry.