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The Investigator's Little Black Book 2

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Mainly a telephone directory of over 2500 organizations (with brief descriptions) in USA. Non-USA buyers, like me, should have known this before buying.

This is not a "how to" book. It is a "where is" book. This book benefits any investigator, from the freshest rookie to the most seasoned pro. For any investigator not to own this book should be a crime. I network with hundreds of investigators, of all types, from across the U.S. on a daily basis and have heard nothing but praise for this book. It has become a mandatory addition to any professional investigator's library.

This book is aptly named. It's an invaluable listing of addresses, phone numbers, web sites and more, offering fascinating and helpful information on an amazingly wide variety of subjects. It's like a "Farmer's Almanac" for Investigation. I have been working in this field for years, and still found countless interesting and valuable references. Mr. Scott is truly sharing his little black book with us. A great value!

The Investigator's Little Black Book 2 is an awesome collection of important contacts and resources for the real investigator. I'm sure this book to a lot of valuable time to create and I'm amazed that Robert Scott was willing to reveal these sources while he is still alive . . .This is the type of information you could only hope to inherit from someone, not simply buy it.

Law firms, collection agencies, process servers, investigators, no one should be without it.

I have never seen befor a book with more information packed into such a small package. NO Private Investigator's office should be without one! I know this... I'm a PI.

THE FIRST BOOK ON ANY INVESTIGATORS DESK!! HARD TO FIND INFO!! RECOMMENDED!!A CONSTANT READER!!

Every time you pick up this book you will find a little gem of information. If you are an investigator . . . then you need this book.

The Investigator's Little Black Book #2 is most helpful in my work. I am a real estate investor, and although my company does many things, a big part of it deals with residential real estate.

Dealing with renters takes a special breed, but can be financially rewarding if you know how to do it. One such tool is screening a prospective tenant closely before allowing them to rent from you. This book can help greatly in that process.

H. Rossi
Kansas City