Well, if they can prove you knew that the person you let use the place was a prosititute, I can see all kind of negative fallout.
Not sure what your position in life is, but look at it another way. If a provider get's busted at your place, you are going to have to answer questions from LE, from the apartment manager, and to paraphrase a term of Reagonomics, with trickle down fallout, answer to wife, employer, or anyone else that might have a hand in the apartment setup.
I'd lump this one in the 'sounds good at first, but after more thought, maybe not so good an idea' category and look for other ways to make some money or get some honey on the side.
While they may not be able to tie any illegal activities to you personally, most of us here do not need or want to have to answer any LE questions. It just will not be good for a real world reputation.
So I strongly vote with VNurse on this one.
FYI, I once paid for a room with a lady I trusted deeply, and offered to let her use the room after we finished. She said no way would she expose me to that sort of risk. If she was to get busted with a later date in a room rented by me, she did not want to be responsible for the repercussions.
That is a case of a lady having my back, and a sign of a first class provider for worrying more about me than her bottom line. (And oh, she had such a fine bottom, I might add.)
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