How to save $1,200 on a condo in Montana: A guide

A couple of years ago, I went out to visit my friend, who was looking to buy a condo on the east side of town.

As I was waiting to get in, I saw that there was a new condo coming to the block.

It was a bit surprising because it wasn’t exactly a surprise, since the neighborhood was getting a lot of construction work done.

But I thought to myself, “What is this?

This condo is just a few blocks from here.”

The condo is on the same block as a small mall, and it is actually an apartment building.

When I saw the building, I knew it was a great opportunity for me to save money.

The price tag was $2,100, which is a great deal for an apartment.

I didn’t even have to look too hard to find some helpful information.

For starters, the condo is about a block away from a shopping mall, a large grocery store, and a large chain store.

Next, I looked up the condo’s address on a map, and there it was: 639 E. Main St., Missoula, MT.

“This is going to be a good deal for you,” the condo listing says.

“This apartment building has the largest floor space in Missoulas history.

You can rent a studio or a one-bedroom for $1.75/month.”

After looking around, I found that the apartment building was actually a rental.

But the condo was only $2.50/month, which was pretty good.

Then, I decided to check the condo out.

I decided that I wanted to pay for the apartment itself, so I took the elevator to the first floor and looked for an open place to stay.

I found the place that I had been looking for, and as soon as I walked in, the doorbell rang.

The place was empty.

The only thing I could see were the apartment’s three windows, but I didn’t think much of it at the time.

But when I got to the apartment, I immediately realized that the condo had been empty since the beginning of the building’s construction.

Since the apartment was not occupied, it had not been updated.

So I went back inside to check on the condo, and I saw some issues.

One of the windows was missing a small part of the roof, and the other one was missing the front door.

The apartment was also missing the shower and sink.

I called the condo to ask if they had a replacement window, but they didn’t have one available.

I also called the landlord to ask about the missing window, and they said that they had one available but didn’t know if it was in good shape.

I went on to call the mall, but no one answered.

I called the Missoulan Utilities Department to ask them if they could help me find out what was wrong with the condo.

They told me that they have a technician in the office who can fix the missing windows, and that they could also fix the window on the door, but that it was out of commission.

Finally, I called to get a replacement apartment.

The technician said that the windows were still in working condition, and could be replaced for about $400.

But then the condo went on sale.

After a few days of searching, I discovered that the mall had sold the apartment to the mall.

I had to walk all the way back to the condo building to get the condo repaired.

After I had the condo fixed, I returned it to the Missoulin Utilities Department and was told that the utility company was out for repairs.

This is a very frustrating experience for me, since I didn`t want to have to walk across town to the site of the condo that was supposed to be my place of residence.

I was also worried about how long the condo would be there.

So I contacted the MissOUs office again, but this time I had a new problem.

The condo was now in disrepair.

For a long time, the Missouls office told me they had been doing work on the building.

They had been installing new windows and a new bathroom.

But now they were telling me that the building was not in good condition and that I would have to pay $1 for a new apartment.

That was going to make me sad.

I had been told that they were going to give me a replacement condo, but now they weren’t.

Instead, I was being told that I could either get the apartment or pay $400 to the developer for a replacement.

I was very frustrated.

I couldn`t find out how much the condo cost, and how long it would be up.

That was the first time in my life that I really felt bad about paying a deposit to the company to repair something.

I mean, this was the building that I was supposed on my apartment?