Local pickup for speakers - should I let the buyer in the house or use the the garage?

I guess I am secure in my to abilities to access personal interaction. Sold speakers and a turntable to two different buyers. The sales occurred within the confines of my house. Both transactions were cash. I never bothered to check feedback. But did have telephone conversation with both.
Area of the country where I live?

@roxy54 ,I do it in a sarcastic joking manner but yes I do..

WOW incredible response's they all sound out there. But if it was me, I would have him over to listen to the speakers in your living room and have a couple of friends over and have one person like your wife or another friend in a room with a phone in their hand to call 911 if something go's wrong. If he does not want them, you don't have to bring them back into the living room from the garage and think about this if he is going to rob you, he's going to bring you in the house from the garage and take more of what's in your home. do you have a dog?

@ghdprentice Has the best approach. Size them up on the phone. See what they know about HIFI. On the other hand, they may know HIFI well and are tweakers. In that case they will probably want to check out your whole system at a later date.

On the serous side, if they pass the phone interview, I’d would not worry. Let them in the house. I’d be warm and welcoming. Selling speakers for local pick up reduces number of potential buyers. Even more so if you’re looking for ratings. If you’re spooked about any of this, just have the The Music Room sell it on consignment and be done with it.

By the way what Focal tower speakers are they? If they are Focal Grande Utopias, we all may want to update our comments.