How to be a Successful Private Investigator

Episode 170:
Welcome to this week’s episode of PI-Perspectives. We have an incredible episode for you this week. It's Roundtable time. Today we welcome, Andrea Orozco, Eddie Ajaeb and Kelly Riddle. Are you a new PI? Are you thinking about becoming a PI? Are you in business for less than 5 years? If so, this episode is for you. For the next hour or so, you gain some insight and suggestions in how to make it in this business. This panel is made up of some of the best minds in this industry. Please welcome, Andrea Orozco, Eddie Ajaeb, Kelly Riddle and your host, Private Investigator, Matt Spaier
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[@peterjames4880]

The segment two-thirds in made me feel that it would be tremendously helpful for someone experienced to write an article about all the (generalized) equipment one should purchase when starting up. Excluding a vehicle. But a good breakdown of where that starting capital is going.

[@GrayCatPI]

Great roundtable discussion with valuable insights for new PIs. What do you think is the most crucial piece of advice for someone just starting in this field?

[@SiSperling]

Great contents. Thanks to all.

[@kariblackwood5811]

Great information! Thank you for taking the time to do this! I’m working on getting my license and would like to work for a company first before I spread my wings. There were subjects you brought up that I never even thought of.

[@myheavenlynails]

Thank you so much I have learned a lot and I am following you because this is something that I really have always wanted to get into I am a business owner as well as an aua turn in the medical field.

[@jbrise7560]

Great info, thanks! 👍

[@gwb8445]

Nice video. Thanks!

[@Wayne_Stream]

public record database is a nother avenu as its freely avalabel other databases are viabal but would reqier eather payment or subscription if your a beginner pi stick with the free databases but all so incorparate your observasions as well what databases dont turn up good old gumshoe work can ( savalence dooknock searching rubishbins etc just dont go brakeing any laws sucvh as privacy law and code of conduct/code of ethics )) All so besure to follow the A B C of investagation A (Assume Nothing) B (Believe Nothing) C (Check Everything)

[@davidblaske6911]

As a private instigator what are the most common situations you will run into?

[@blkwomenread]

I'm interested in joining this field. I would love to find a mentor near me.

[@pleroma5924]

What are your thoughts on LEXIS/NEXIS ACCURINT

[@anthonyjewgieniewsokol1407]

You best bet is TLO xp reports, it is more accurate and up to date on current addresses. Accurint is the industry standard but not the most up to date if you want to know where someone lives, especially if they move around a lot. If someone is like a ghost, have to hire a skip tracer.

[@maaz9354]

Dont be fat