Skip Tracing Basics & Beyond
A Complete Step-by-Step Guide for Locating Hidden Assets
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Table of Contents Introduction PART I SKIP TRACING BASICS CHAPTER 1 What Is Skip Tracing? CHAPTER 2 Collect Money For Your Clients Using Skip Tracing Techniques CHAPTER 3 Statutes Every Skip Tracer Must Know CHAPTER 4 The Difference Between Skip Tracing Individuals vs. Corporations CHAPTER 5 Challenges With Jurisdiction CHAPTER 6 Outsourcing CHAPTER 7 Types Of Skips CHAPTER 8 Other Uses For Skip Tracing PART II TOOLS OF THE TRADE CHAPTER 9 How To Select The Best Resources At Hand CHAPTER 10 Internet Search Strategies CHAPTER 11 Advanced Internet Strategies CHAPTER 12 Expanding Your Parameters PART III MINIMIZING YOUR RISK CHAPTER 13 Identity Theft And Privacy Issues CHAPTER 14 One Person's Dirt Is Another Person's Treasure CHAPTER 15 Gray Areas CHAPTER 16 Controversial Techniques CHAPTER 17 Controversial Issues CHAPTER 18 Conclusion PART IV ADDITIONAL RESOURCES CHAPTER 19 A Starting Point CHAPTER 20 Databases CHAPTER 21 Public Records CHAPTER 22 Government Records CHAPTER 23 Corporate Searches CHAPTER 24 Military Searches CHAPTER 25 Financial Links CHAPTER 26 Financial Publications CHAPTER 27 Other Useful Links CHAPTER 28 New And Cool PART V APPENDIX CHAPTER 29 Social Security Number Listings By State CHAPTER 30 State By State Postjudgment Interest Rates CHAPTER 31 Fair Debt Collection Practices Act CHAPTER 32 Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act Acknowlegments
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Every chapter of this book mentions skip tracing secrets that have been put to a practical test by thousands of skip tracers nationwide. Discover the tricks of the trade, from an expert who knows things and is not afraid to share them. Get a sneak peak at skip tracing's finer points and discover the skip tracer's magic tricks. Pick up secrets for your bag of tricks. Learn to skip trace like a pro by using techniques like: suggestion and autosuggestion; tradecraft and trickcraft; misdirection & logical thinking; roping and deductive reasoning; the invisible web and operation trust-me. For every action there's an equal and opposite reaction and in a world of duality, where's there's pleasure, there's pain. Creativity is not always organized, so you'll learn to work smart and not hard. Your only limits are your acting abilities. Keep might and right on your side because innovation is driving success. If you are ready to put these secrets to use, you will recognize them. I wish I could tell you how you will know if you are ready, but that would deprive you of much of the benefit you will receive when you make the discovery on your own. Bank on it!
About the Author
Susan Nash is President and founder of Search-Net Management which is one of the industry leaders in Asset Location. Susan is also a Forensic Accountant, Investigative Consultant and Auditor. Educationally, Susan holds a baccalaureate degree in Accounting, from Queens College. Susan also conducts seminars about Skip Tracing and Personal Growth.