Getting a contractor involved is premature, but would be very helpful indeed.

This gutter is sending water to the concrete below which is splashing back onto your mortar and causing premature wear on both the foundation and the concrete. 

The seller and I couldn't get close enough in offer and price to move forward so my worry was a bit premature. 

It is there to cover a premature death/accident.

I personally felt, since I'm new and still haven't closed on my first deal that It may be a little premature.

I do not think it is reasonable to charge them for an entirely new floor in this area (about 375 sq ft.) and I am sure a NY judge would throw up all over that attempt, but on the same token I am concerned if I charge for the damage, but "don't have the work done", a judge will say it's betterment and will deny the charge.My questions:(A)  How would I arrive at an equitable charge for this damage that will cause for flooring to prematurely fail?

Why must it be a premature deactivation? 

I'm still making my way through this thread, but prematurely jumped to the end.

That goes for every state and regardless of whether the tenant is month-to-month or on a lease.That being said, in this case it sounds like that's a little premature because the tenant is over a month past due on rent and you haven't even served her any notice yet. 

Most retirement plan distributions are subject to income tax and may be subject to an additional 10% tax.Generally, the amounts an individual withdraws from an IRA or retirement plan before reaching age 59½ are called ”early” or ”premature” distributions.