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7 Steps to Becoming a Bounty Hunter

Bounty hunters, professionally known as fugitive recovery or bond enforcement agents, track down fugitives who didn’t show up in court in exchange for a percentage (usually 10%) of the bail amount. While this can be a lucrative pursuit (an experienced bounty hunter can earn anywhere from $50,000 to $80,000 annually[1]) it’s also a dangerous one. If you’re considering becoming a bounty hunter, here’s an overview of what you need to do. Since the laws vary and experience is key, consider this a starting point rather than a comprehensive guide….