I have NEVER seen downspouts put up at that angle,,,have to admit its cheaper and quicker,,,but quite ugly.As is the water is running off the roof and clear down that side of the wall cause its lower there than out a couple foot. 

If I am correct then anything sold above $100k ($400k-$300k) is taxable taking into account depreciation recapture.

Not sure what your budget is but I noticed properties on the outskirts are cheaper in Russia (at least in Moscow)

If that is not possible or cost effective, then baseboards may be a cheaper option.

There's less places to play, because no one is willing to pay a cover charge; the places that still have music, a number of them have gone to DJs because they are cheaper; bad bands are willing to give away their (questionable) talents for free, undercutting everyone else's ability to play.

I would get a feel for your market and really understand what things are selling for and whether you want a turn key property that is already like new and is more expensive, or if you want a value add property that is cheaper and you improve yourself.

Graduated with 10k in pocket and a car that I paid 5k out of pocket (stupid, could have gone cheaper).

@Gerald Marshall IRS section 1041 provides that a transfer of property between spouses “incident to divorce” is not taxable in many situations. 

It is amazing how much easier and cheaper to maintain a salt-generator pool.Extremely simple and easy to add the system to your filtration system yourself.

I guess because they were spraying and it was cheaper.