I agree with GtiMart - if you can, charge from a 120v 15a wall outlet at the condo.
Charging at home is a huge benefit of electric vehicles. Not taking advantage of that is a huge missed opportunity. My brother-in-law has driven a Leaf for probably 8 years only using 120/15 at home. You can get 30+ miles of range overnight that way. Then top up at a supercharger once a month or so to get caught up if you need to. But likely you won't.
Also there are a lot of charging options around. Often times grocery stores, restaurants, etc, will have a free charger. Those would be a lot faster than 120/15 but nowhere near as fast as supercharging. You can use Plugshare to check your area.
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You'll want to turn on "Tesla" and "J1772" (your car will come with an adapter for that).
I hope you live near a supercharger - there are several in CT but there's lots of areas where they are far away.