The BEST and maybe only reason to be a private investigator. Plus a warning!

How much money does a private investigator make?

I get this question a lot and the answer is, “It depends”.

There can be a “comfortable” $40k per year in P.I. work, but it's rough and you can easily tire of it by the ten year mark when you've pretty much seen it all and find most of it to be the EXACT same cases over and over again. If you must do this work because it's in your blood (like it was for me), then be sure to be planning and moving toward the next thing from the beginning.

So, consider working in ANY company that has an investigative job. For example every bank has a fraud department (although they may call it something else). Also city and state governments have plenty of investigative jobs (EG. Worker's comp, environmental compliance, etc.)

Look for these well paying jobs with keywords like “compliance” or maybe “auditor”. If you end up loving it, those jobs may very well be your ticket to a private investigator license!

Committed to your success,
Larry Kaye, P.I.

P.S. - Don't miss my special report titled... If You Want To Be a Private Investigator Give Up... Unless You Do These Three Things. You can get it on the home page of my blog at http://www.ShadowAnyone.com

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