Title: Bounty Hunter Salary | Bail Bondsman Salaries
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Although there are no official statistics on bounty hunter salaries in the United States given the nature of the payment arrangements, industry publications show that the average commission rate for bounty hunters is between 10 and 20 percent of the bond. For example, if the bond is $10,000, a bounty hunter can expect to receive anywhere between $1,000 and $2,000 from the bail bondsman for locating and apprehending the fugitive. FIND SCHOOLS
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According to a recent job posting by a large bail bond company in Las Vegas, new bounty hunters are paid at a rate of three percent of fugitive bonds after completing 200 hours of unpaid training, although the posting also states that other pay incentives are available, as well. Team leaders for the same company – defined as bounty hunters with at least three years of street law enforcement experience and police certification – are paid at a rate of eight to 15 percent of the fugitive’s bond. Sources: http://www.pbus.com/?page=A3
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