This is Volume III (replaces volume I and II). CD purchased separately. 270 page paperback book updated for 2011 and beyond. The most common judgments are from Small Claims Court: Landlord VS Tenant, but there are so many more. This bad economy creates more judgments everyday. I would like to personally welcome you to the exciting business of judgment collections. Whether you are doing it to collect judgment owed to yourself OR you want to make money helping others collect money owed to them. By purchasing this system is your first step into this lucrative way to make money from your home or from an office. Collecting money judgments for others is in demand. Not too many people know how to do this. This is a great service for your clients that once they start getting some of their money back they will use your services again and also spread the word by "word of mouth" to others which is the best way to grow your business without advertising. All at www.JudgmentCenter.com (CD contains forms)
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This book is main part of the training system. CD purchased separately. I also offer a CD that contains an Adobe .pdf version of this book with click-able links in it. The CD ALSO contains the forms, software, notes and other information. Purchase the CD at www.JudgmentCenter.com Table of Contents http://www.judgmentcenter.com/images/PaperBack_Table_of_Contents.pdf www.JudgmentCenter.com was started in 1999 by Steve Cook who operates as a judicial judgment processor in the business of collecting money owed to plaintiffs awarded money judgments. About the author: Founded by Steve Cook who 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 6.4 years. How I personally started collecting judgments: As a landlord in 1989, I had to sue an ex-tenant in small claims (conciliation court). I won, but they didn't pay. 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 nearly 6.5 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 yearly ever since. My years of experience are now in one nice judgment recovery home study class/course/system.
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I bought this book with high expectations and was let down once I received it. This book, while it contains some good information, is poorly written and would be half as thick if the author didn't repeat the same information over and over in several chapters. The book is full of gramatical errors and I would recommend the author find a new editor if he wishes to write any more books in the future.
I would recommend this book only if it were for sale at 1/3 the price!
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Wasted money,
This review is from: How To Make Money Collecting Judgments: Becoming A Professional Judgment Collector And Recovery Processor (Paperback)
This book was a waste of money. The author may know what he his writing about, but he certainly does not know how to write what he knows. Credibility of the author is totaly lost as a result of the juvenile way the book was written. He should fire his editor and hire a 6th grader.
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A must have for anyone going people for money owed,
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I do not write many reviews but I thought it was important to write a review on this book. This book is a must have for beginners. It does a great job breaking down how judgements work. It was very useful. I highly recommend it for landlords like myself.
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