Although it is a good idea that you have products for sale, I think it’s kind of presumptive and inconvenient that the entire refrigerator was filled with your merchandise. We had items that needed to go in the fridge and freezer and there was no room until we had to remove some of your items from the fridge. Also, the dogs located right behind your property was just a bit much. We could literally hear the dog breathing. That made it very hard to relax. Also when we we sitting outside, on top of all of the location, random people walking by through that corridor there was just a lot of in and out from whoever lives in the house that is on the same property as the tiny house. It was just a little creepy to be honest. No offense just being honest. Finally, although I know Hector could not have done anything to prevent this but to hear someone getting shot literally one the street the the host house is located on was the ultimate. I just walked out on the porch for a second and suddenly there were 5-6 shots and the voice of a guy moaning. I checked for the next few hours and didn’t see any sign of police or an ambulance whatsoever. Wow. Again, I am from the inner city and I was shocked as well an uneasy. And the fact that I have my girlfriend with me just made it more crucial. Even if this is a normal thing that occurs in that neighborhood, I’m not sure if it’s okay to expect people to just deal with that and let that go. There are some people that have never been around an environment like that. I would definitely look and extending your gate outwards so that one can park inside of it or just look at finding a different location. If you are not used to being in a sketchy environment just be careful and alert if you book this trip. I think once you are inside you are good but outside of that gate is anyones guess. With all of that being said, the tiny house experience inside was very pleasant and definitely gave us some perspective on how it may be to live in a tiny house.