a) Should I prefer working in your house to a traditional coworking space?
b) It's been said by noodle, but 1) security, and 2) liability. There's also the risk that more people = more distractions, but that's a risk in any coworking environment.
c) Is it priced competitively with other coworking options? Is is in walking distance to good food, bars? How big is your place (which is to ask, is there plenty of space for every person/group you invite?)? Will you include an application to assure the quality of those in the space? Will you give a break to YC-funded companies? What's the length of stay... is it plenty of time to start a company?
b) It's been said by noodle, but 1) security, and 2) liability. There's also the risk that more people = more distractions, but that's a risk in any coworking environment.
c) Is it priced competitively with other coworking options? Is is in walking distance to good food, bars? How big is your place (which is to ask, is there plenty of space for every person/group you invite?)? Will you include an application to assure the quality of those in the space? Will you give a break to YC-funded companies? What's the length of stay... is it plenty of time to start a company?
Lots of questions, but it's an interesting idea.