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Does anyone know where I can get "Powers of Attorney" or Bail Bonds, or a Surety Company that I can right bail bonds with for my business

Try your insurance company

My boyfriend is in jail and his family is hounding me to put up my house as collateral. Of course I would never do such a thing, but there has to be more resources out there. His bond is 25,000. His family has the money, they don’t have anything for collateral worth 50,000. (Which is what is needed)

Ditch the boyfriend and ditch the family. Never put you home up for a criminal!

If so, is it a good field to get into with good income potential? Any feed back would be appreciated.

The income potential is very good. To get specifics you may want to speak to some actual bail bond agents. There’s a good forum full of bail bond agents on yahoo! that a reputable website called AboutBail.com runs. They should be able to help you out: http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/bail-bonds/

how do i become a bounty hunter????!!!

I had the pleasure of watching a well known hunter at work a few years back, and very impressive he and his team were.
In the United States today, there are 4000 known fugitive recovery agents, or bail enforcement specialists, as they are sometimes known. In most cases, fugitive recovery does not work through force but rather by outsmarting the fugitive. In many cases, bail enforcement is about learning a fugitive’s actions, interviewing their relatives and acquaintances, and looking up the paperwork related to the fugitive. Often, research is what helps private investigators and agents get the facts they need to find someone. Sometimes, bounty hunters put ads with the word reward in the newspapers in order to track at fugitive. In most cases, however, a fugitive’s own family and friends can be persuaded to give them up.
By law, certified bail enforcement agents can use a number of techniques for fugitive recovery. Unlike police, bail enforcement professionals are not limited by warrants and probable cause. They may pursue fugitives outside the state or wherever they think they may be hiding. They’re allowed to break into a home where they believe there may be fugitives in hiding. This can make a fugitive recovery professional more effective than the police in tracking down a fugitive.
Sometimes, investigators must use surveillance to find a fugitive. They may also have to run background checks or impersonation in order to get close enough to the fugitive to verify their identity. Once fugitives are caught, fugitive recovery does not end until the fugitive recovery agent has delivered the criminal to the courts.

The jail doesn’t give out this information

Ask the person who got out.
Jail should say who bonded them out?