How To Make Money Collecting Judgments: Becoming A Professional Judgment Collector And Recovery Processor Paperback - 2011

This is a 289-page paperback book and is Volume V (replaces volume I, II, III, IV). It was updated in April 2016 and designed for '16, '17, '18 and beyond. This paperback book is the main part of a complete training system. We also offer a CD (purchased separately at www.JudgmentCenter.com). This CD contains an Adobe .pdf version of this book with click-able links in it. The CD ALSO contains all the forms, documentation, software, notes and other information that you might ever need. Purchase the CD at www.JudgmentCenter.com. About the author: www.JudgmentCenter.com was started in 1999 by Steve Cook who was a landlord who had to sue an ex-tenant. Now Steve operates as a judicial judgment processor in the business of collecting money owed to plaintiffs awarded money judgments. Steve is still a landlord and is also the author and publisher of this program. Steve has lots of years of experience in his past as all of the following: 1) Real Estate Experience: 2) Real estate landlord 3) Licensed real estate agent 4) Mortgage loan officer 5) Judgment Collector 6) Employee of credit bureau score company for over 6 years. How Steve personally started collecting judgments: As a landlord in 1989, I had to sue an ex-tenant in small claims court (conciliation court). I won, but they didn't pay and the courts will not help you collect. So I started researching on ways to get them to pay. I kept good notes. Then when I had to go to small claims court a 2nd time for another landlord/tenant problem (which I won that time also) and I expanded on my original notes. Later when I talked to another landlord and I told him about my two successful times I won and also collected from ex-tenants he asked me to collect his small claims court award. And that is when I started researching how to collect someone else's judgments without having to get a collection license or permit. In 1997 I started working for a credit bureau score company as a full time employee and I worked there over 6 years. I learned a lot of ways to find someone and also find their assets. I added this information to my other documentation I have been writing since I first had to sue an ex-tenant. Throughout the years I developed a judgment collection system for myself and for you, upgrading and updating it ever since. My years of experience are now in one nice judgment recovery home study class/course/system.