I can't answer your legal question but I do want to ask you what you will do if you find out she or her clients have trashed the room? You will be liable for the damages. She'd be better off getting a credit card. If she doesn't qualify due to bad credit then she should get a secured card.

Yes, you can get in trouble, not only for room damages, room service and mini-bar charges, but because YOU provided a place for prostitution, you can be charged with various aiding/facilitating/promoting types of crimes. Obviously, these vary by state but they're often felony level charges that don't require you to profit off of her activity to be charged. Since you mention that she offered to "make it more than worth my while" - I assume you ARE being compensated in some way-and the law usually doesn't require it to be "money".

This is quite possibly the dumbest thing you can do as a hobbyist -- because you aren't "a hobbyist" anymore; by providing a location for her to workout of, you now have a role in the lady's business. (In the eyes of the law, she ain't independent anymore either, see?) You may as well get a velvet suit, open a wh*rehouse or procure customers for her too. To understand the seriousness of what you are getting involved in, remember that when escort agencies get busted, the ladies get simple prostitution charges (misdemeanors), the people who "merely" answer the phones and drive them to the calls get the felonies.

Some of you guys have a real problem with getting sucked into this sort of stuff and the ladies' problems. Get off the white horse and off the "I want to help the ladies" kick. Don't actively tout, cybershill or promote her, post messages for her if her computer is down, don't drive her to her next date, don't get a room for her to use...stay out of her business life. You are safest as *a customer* only so act like one.

As mentioned, she needs to get a cc. ANYONE can get a credit card these days, secured or otherwise. You might want to ask yourself why she doesn't have one. She needs to take charge of her financial life and establish her own record of financial responsibility.