There's got to be a better way (than hotels)

[JoeyBryant]

For us gypsies out there who travel often

 

I am wondering is there any other way to travel about and have another alternative to hotels? I know some have mentioned priceline, which is great and I like it..but fact is, the expense still adds up throughout the week.

 

I looked over the amount I spent on hotels for last month, and it came up to over $900. And thats for 2.5-3.5 star hotels in cities that aren't very expensive...that I got from bidding off priceline. And then, when I came back home I had less than a week to pay my rent. Fortunently I had a busy 4th of July weekend and helped my BF give massages and was able to recover in time.

 

But its just the whole hotel thing is becoming a drag. Its gotten to the point that I've asked my friend if I can let go my apartment and move in with him as he lives alone in a 4 bedroom/2 story. But then I have a feeling he may have issues with me bringing clients over. I've also considered letting someone rent out my place while Im gone as well, but it hasn't happened yet.

 

Personally, I dont care to live alone anymore. I like to travel and I like staying in hotels. But in the same sense, it seems hard to find places or someone who would be ok with having clients over throughout the week. I cant just live in hotels (or could I Any suggestions?

[NYTomcat]

Ok Joey I dont know how much "stuff" you have but I have a few clients who for work are literally on the road 2-3 weeks a month. They have both converted their lives at least temporarily so that they have a temperature controlled storage unit. where they keep their belongings. and they simply rent a suite style "residence inn" location when at home base. Its been cheaper than rent and utilities etc... no upkeep no landlords and if they dont want to be there they simply pack up and go.

 

So yeah you can live in a hotel. it just depends on what you want as a lifestyle

[JoeyBryant]

Well, as for storage that wouldn't be an issue as I know people who are willing to hold my belongings.

 

Its just that I really like traveling. Few years ago, I met a guy from NYC who insisted I travel with him, and from that point on I was on a roll. It feels like Im married to where I live by having this lease. I never wanted to get married to this town.

[NYTomcat]

Well, as for storage that wouldn't be an issue as I know people who are willing to hold my belongings.

 

Its just that I really like traveling. Few years ago, I met a guy from NYC who insisted I travel with him, and from that point on I was on a roll. It feels like Im married to where I live by having this lease. I never wanted to get married to this town.

 

Then do it. forego the lease and live on the road. If nothing else set your self up to try a 3-4 month stint. Then when your tired just do a short term rental somewhere like a residence in for a month of down time. Then you can decide which you truly like better

[JoeyBryant]

Then do it. forego the lease and live on the road. If nothing else set your self up to try a 3-4 month stint. Then when your tired just do a short term rental somewhere like a residence in for a month of down time. Then you can decide which you truly like better

 

LOL, you make it sound so easy...

 

But in the same sense, its not that hard either. Whats hard is staying in the same place, seeing the same things day in, day out. Nothing wrong with being stable of course, but at my age I feel I should do a bit of moving around. Even my dating life tends to get better when I move around...

[NYTomcat]

LOL, you make it sound so easy...

 

But in the same sense, its not that hard either. Whats hard is staying in the same place, seeing the same things day in, day out. Nothing wrong with being stable of course, but at my age I feel I should do a bit of moving around. Even my dating life tends to get better when I move around...

 

Nothing in life worth doing is ever easy.... but its never as hard as it first appears. Give it a shot... worst case you hate it and settle down again

[Guest Merlin]

I doubt if you can find someone to allow you to live in his home or apartment and bring in escorts. But if you find someone to allow you to live with him free, you may be ahead financially to do only out calls. Be prepared to suggest inexpensive hotels to those who need to do "in calls".

You might also consider finding another escort who would like to share an apartment or home with you. It would require some organization to avoid clients meeting each other but not impossible.

[Diverdan]

Life is a challenge

 

Although I am not an escort and probably not qualified to answer your query, I wanted to share with you that I have a number of escort friends who share two bedroom apartments. They are careful how they schedule, so that clients do not meet each other and schedule outcalls as needed when business for both is very good. I also have another friend who rents a "semi-private suite" to an escort. It has a separate entrance, very large bedroom and its own bath, but they share living space, kitchen, etc. All of these various arrangements are possible, but take some time and effort to arrange and make it work. Good luck with your plans and I hope you find what makes you happy.

[uwsman2]

Visitors

 

I live in NYC and have occasional booked sessions with traveling escorts staying in NYC. Usually they are in hotels, but occasionally I find myself going to a private apartment, because the escort had a friend who was willing to let him use the apartment while the regular tenant or owner of the apartment was traveling. There was a thread on the message forum a while back from an escort proposing to set up an exchange, where escorts could use each others' apartments while traveling. Did anything ever come of that?

[JoeyBryant]

Thanks for the suggestions, I guess it just boils down to finding someone who's willing to work something out.