The home is too small, I got a promotion and want to upgrade, the neighbors are loud and annoying, etc etc.

Some famous lawsuit stories are often not even close to their urban legend.The thing that I often find myself annoyed at hearing, is when people don't understand what 'suing' means.

One thing that will be annoying is the tenants that asked for pets will see her show up with her ESA.

Fixing violations in Chicago is just annoying and costly.  

I have a feeling that I will eventually get their listing anyway once they aren't having luck and they find a home they really like elsewhere.I refuse to door knock because I think it severely cheapens our industry and I don't want to cold call constantly and annoy people the way Tom Ferry encoursages us to do.

Title company will be annoyed but the seller is who your purchase contract is with, this is who will be expecting you to close.

It seems like all day long everyone I ran into was frigin annoying or unhelpful.

I understand the OPs annoyance, made worse by the cops saying by the way there are outstanding warrants.

Either way, it is terribly annoying but you can't really hold the seller liable here.

When they ask annoying questions or do something such as the OP has mentioned.... they get declined and I'm happy to decline them.