How to become a private investigator: Break into the industry with little or no experience

This is the first book you should tead

l liked book it had everything i needed

The information on some parts of this book were quite useful.

I was excited to have received this book today and I can’t wait to start reading it! 😊

This book provides some good information. I've only been a PI since Sep 2018. Reading the steps to being a PI and Kurt was on the money. I would add that paying for equipment is very important. I spent $200 on a Cannon VIXIA HF R800. I haven't had to use it much, but when I do it's a life saver. I once followed a guy and recorded him at a high school football game. The handheld helped me remain discreet, but also made the case easy.Also, look for a program that can put timestamps on videos.

Informative.

I’m only about 3/4 through this book, but so far everything it contains has been common sense.I am currently in the application process to get my private investigation license and open my own agency. I bought this book just to see if it would have any helpful information. So far, it hasn’t. This book seems to be written just as a cash grab.Look, being a p.i. takes a reasonable amount of common sense. If you need this book as a guide, then you probably shouldn’t be a p.i.

I didn't find this bike super-helpful but it gives an overview of the job. I was hoping for more tips to break into the business but didn't find anything new here.

Good book, good price, new book, on time, good read.

I saw this book and thought it looked like it would be an interesting read introducing the basic world of private investigation services. There are tie ins of interest to other subjects I'm interested in also that kind of interconnect with this subject, in the way of espionage, tradecraft for spying etc.

As someone looking to get into the industry I found this a very helpful book. It gives great advice on the steps you can take to gain your first experiences as an investigator. Having read a number of other books on the subject, its refreshing to see one that is not overtly US-centric and presents info applicable to investigators around the world.

Enjoyed this book! Had some great information, as well as, reviews on other books to purchase and tips about working in this profession.

Having been an investigator in a previous life, I was approached by someone wanting to get into the industry. Having first read this book, I strongly recommended it, as it gives a down to earth overview of all the the factors involved if you want to make this a career!Especially useful in this case as there is much information for someone operating in the UK