Title: Bounty Hunter Jobs - How to Become a Bounty Hunter, Requirements, Pay
Headings: Becoming a Professional Bounty Hunter
Becoming a Professional Bounty Hunter
Quick Facts About Bounty Hunting Work
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Content: It’s an adventurous, man-hunting job bringing fugitives to justice. Quick Facts About Bounty Hunting Work
Job Title: Bounty Hunter, Bail Enforcement Agent, Fugitive Recovery Agent
Office: Wherever a fugitive might be
Description: Apprehend fugitives
Certifications/Education: Depends on state laws and regulations
Necessary Skills: Communication skills, security skills, apprehension techniques
Potential Employers: Bail Recovery Businesses, Bail Bondsmen, Independent
Contractors Pay: 10% – 20% of bond or $50,000 to $80,000 per year
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American Institute of Bail Bonding and Bail Enforcement
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