Newbie - FAQ

Re: if a provider wants to do incall, who pays for the hotel?
Bostonguy57 48 Reviews 4288 reads
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If she is doing "in calls" in other words staying in a room and seeing clients then she is paying for the room.  If, OTOH, you have made a special arrangement to see her and you will be her only client she will probably book the room but pass the expense on to you.

charlie445 3 Reviews 1557 reads
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Incall means you pay the provider one fee for everything.

LeahinOrlando 1916 reads
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I always have and then got smart and rented a furnished condo. I was paying more for hotels than the condo. Now I can feel justified in my rate and I have a fabulous place to entertain.
Leah

Lolaendar 1600 reads
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SHYAH! If you have the credit to rent a furnished apt. ...!

I am staying in a semi-nice hotel that is actually provider friendly, but I am paying through the nose! One week in a room would be almost equal to a month's rent in an apt.!
..around $3,000.00 plus a month!

Paris-Bouvier See my TER Reviews 1388 reads
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It's time for you to start doing some networking. I realize that most apartment complexes etc. does a credit check and they want to verify employment/income. Ask around, I know that CL isn't the place for advertising our services, however you might find a place there (look for something to rent from an individual not a complex) and talk to your clients..maybe they have something or know somebody who does.

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