The business expenses were piling up and I ended up selling my condo and used the money to pay down all of my business equipment financing, pay off business debts, and school tuition.

As far as your question on how to talk to these people, I recommend 2 well-known books that are not specific to real estate but equip you for all kinds of negotiations:Influence by Robert Cialdini and Difficult conversationsOf course, there're dozens books on negotiations, these two are just my personal favorites

Room for a Ping pong table, sewing machine and quilt design board, exercise equipment or just a couch and video game console.

All have equipped kitchens (stove, ref, dw), wood floors and carpeted bedrooms. #1-$775 (2BR + office), #2-$885 (3BR), #3-$575 for a unique 1 bedroom.

We've rented all of our houses in less than 24 hours there, but they are much lower priced and a different market.I really like your virtual tour, what equipment and software did you use? 

Office space, e&o insurance, general business liability insurance, equipment, staff, operating capital, contract with your local MLS.To give you an idea, most franchises require you to have about $250k in working capital to start up.

Every time I buy $1000 worth of equipment at lowes, I buy 10 of the coupons, $2.39 each and I save $200.There are also ways of negotiating a price for a large bundle of supplies at ny big box lowes, home depot, or menards store.

I would also put in a union in an easily accessible section of the run that you could unscrew easily.In a Connecticut, winter if there were an equipment failure, there's always a chance you might need to unfreeze the pipes anyway and the easiest way I can see with that setup is with an arc welder.If this info just looks like technobabble to you, show it to your plumber.

Clearly, you're not equipped to do this.

Mandatory equipment !!