I've been hosted in some pretty bizarre locations. My main concern is safe unobtrusive parking and privacy from prying neighbors.  Knocking on the wrong door presents problems.

Kayla - So many of us walk into any new encounter being worried about what we're getting ourselves into.  Are we going to get busted, ripped off, or beat up.  Many of us, like me, aren't so worried about what we spend on a provider (within reason), but much more concerned about bad stuff happening.  

So, what I'm saying is, if the neighborhood and/or approach worries you, it will almost certainly worry us.  I wouldn't do it if I were you.  

But, if you decide to do it, let me know, I'd love to try it out and see what I think in person

Elcajon Blvd is fine. Night time visits may be an issue do to parking. I see the main problem as I would not want to  walk past the main house to get to you. I am private that way. Hope this helps.

1.) discreet approach and entrance; will my passage through the gate be obvious as one of a stream of males during the week?
2.) safe parking; will my wheels still be on my ride when I come out?
3.) neighbors in house in front; if it's a residential area, how plausible is it you're running a "home based business?"
 Seriously, some trick pads are so obvious I've felt like slinking out after even the best sessions...
 Hey, thanks for asking, K.

as I know that area well from living around 39th & Madison for five years.  I miss Venice Pizza and Vesuvio's.

However, I wonder if some of the guys would feel funny with the entryway.  Do you feel okay about it?  Is there any concern on your part with the people who are leasing the unit to you?

I agree with the flow of the responses. I'm concerned for both privacy and environment. If your instinct says there a problem, then there is.

Re:A penny for your thoughts

Happy new year to you.I think if they really want to see you they will come. Have been trying to call you the last 2 weeks, but your voice mail is full and you don't pick up. Call me..)