A weasel clause was used by a seller to prevent a weasel (real or perceived) from buying their property.I would direct everyone on the buy side to Mark Manson's book, The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F. 

Acknowledging and discovering the many wonderful flavors of REI will keep you "happier and closer to a place of true investing" more times than not.My take on the OP's thread and not having listened to it myself yet is this, I think it may be alluding to the Note game.

It's moonshine with apple flavoring. 

Other than a subtle esthetic argument (“matched looks better than unmatched”), the two appliances are entirely separate, so the dryer may run just fine  for another 10 years while the washer may break again after 5.  

Builder grade granite (usually 3 flavors) vs higher end granite makes no difference.

Subtle references to your experiences and development within the military is fine, just don't overdo it. 

From the sounds of it, you have some rental cabins that are of that flavor on the deal you described.  

More subtle indicators can be the cars around, not brands, but how well maintained they look.

And that's when it helps if the QI has the breadth of experience to be able to handle any state nuance.Oh interesting, I was not aware of these subtle nuances between states.

I'm working on farming that out to a VA, but it's difficult to teach some of the more subtle aspects of this type of research.