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. 

We are buying a new TH in Prosperity Plains (Braddock & Gum Springs Rd).

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? 

Use a mask while painting large areas so you don't get high off the fumes.The entire house had dried, chewed up gum throughout the floor and walls.

@Dan Schwartz Could have just bought a pack of gum that takes 30 seconds.

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