Not because I think all set locations are bad but because you are concerned about something that should be a stress relief. . so if it stresses you out, book a low key location of your own and have her come to you


Good luck

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I think apt incalls can be safer than hotels if the provider is careful. It's unlikely that the provider will be seeing more than a couple of guys per day so there won't be a crowd hanging around. Neighbors will be at work most of the time or the provider can lead you in from different directions, not just in through the front door.
The other option is for you to spring for a room and have her come to you. Problem solved.
Good luck.

It completely scares me off! The only tow times I have ever come close to being busted were both while visiting girls who worked out of apartment buildings.  No thanks.  See if she will do an out call.

How did you *almost* get busted?  Did you walk away as a raid was starting?  Please clarify, I'm genuinely curious.

I have a Fav who runs a legit home based business but is a low volume provider as well.  Clients park in her designated space, no one knows what I'm in there for!  
Any fixed location has a nosey neighbor risk.  Providing suburban soccer Mom's have been outted by their neighbors.  You are right to be cautious.  
An apartment building might not be as great a risk as you imagine...  if a common entrance mixes all the in/out traffic so it's not easy to id an individual unit's traffic.  It's like the difference between a common entrance hotel vs motel with outside doors.  

If you are uncomfortable have her come to you.
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In one case I was circling looking for a parking spot when I saw what I knew was an unmarked police car heading down the street towards the location.  I circled around the block one more time and saw two detectives standing on the porch talking to the guy who ran the brothel I had been visiting in a private home. I went home.  Three days later the place was busted.  It was on the local news.

The second time was with an agency that was working out of an apartment complex.  A few days after a visit the place was busted and the woman running the agency was eventually convicted on charges that included human trafficking.

I have been doing in calls and out calls in hotels all over the country for many years and have never even come close to worrying about being busted.

I've done both hotel rooms and private residences for incalls. From a comfort level, I prefer private residences as long as the place isn't gross.

Hotels scare me because there are possibly SO many people around.

I really think, though, that it depends on the girl. If you do your homework and stick with the providers who know their stuff and are low volume, then it shouldn't really matter whether it's a house, an apartment, or a hotel room.

I remember the incall place on Revere Beach, high rise building, several girls working there, my ATF Taylor, 5' 11" blonde. 11 th floor I believe. You'd come out of the elevator and the carpet was worn from the elevator right to the apartment door.

Did the carpet match the drapes?

isn't even close to the OP's concern. An individual provider working out of a fixed location is a far cry from a "brothel" or agency running out of a residential area. Of course the foot traffic will be much more visible in such a case.

I have a fixed incall in a large apartment building, and hundreds of residents and visitors pass through its doors every day. My visitors draw no particular attention to themselves.

(Except, perhaps, when they're leaving...they do have a uniformly dazed smile.)

discreetly smiling myself,

Tabu of South Florida

There wasn't any drapes in the apartment. There were some hot babes there. I remember a slender black girl, must have been 6' tall, always had a bikini on, model material for sure..I think she went by the name Diva, and worked at the Broadway health Club/Oasis for a short time.