Title: Bounty Hunter Salary
Headings: Fugitive Recovery Agent Salary
Fugitive Recovery Agent Salary
The Math and Logic Behind a Bounty Hunter’s Salary
Tips to Increase Your Salary as a Bounty Hunter
Women In The Bounty Hunting Business
Market Your Brand and Reputation
Private Investigation Plays A Vital Role In Apprehension of Fugitives

Content: The term “Fugitive Recovery” Agent is preferred by those in the industry over the more derogatory “bounty hunter” because the term “bounty hunter” conjures up images of the old west with its “dead or alive posters” and rewards offered in exchange for the fugitive. A fugitive recovery agent works for a percentage of the bail amount, not a reward. Other names include Bail Agent, Bail Enforcement Agent, Bail Officer, Fugitive Recovery Agent, Fugitive Recovery Officer, or Bail Fugitive Recovery Specialist. In order to become a bounty hunter, you must have experience with how the bail bonds industry works. In addition, the bounty hunter must be proficient in other skills such as detecting deceit, surveillance, skip tracing and negotiation. A bounty hunter must also know how to research and investigate missing persons. He must be able to access and analyze phone records of the fugitive’s family and friends. He will have to know how to dig into the fugitive’s past and find all past residences. He will need to learn the fugitive’s habits, vices, friends, enemies and hangouts. In other words, a bounty hunter must have good investigative skills.