-Qualify to become a State of Florida Class "EE" Recovery Agent- Intern For Only $109.95!! |
-Qualify to become a State of Florida Class "EE" Recovery Agent- Intern For Only $109.95!! |
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What is a recovery agent? A recovery agent is a person that gets paid to recover financed vehicles that are not being paid for by the purchases. This could encompass, cars, boats, motor homes, trailers, helicopters in which banks or finance companies need to get back to recoup their losses. What are the Potential Earnings? Needless to say, the economy is way down, jobs lost and homes foreclosed. Credit cards are maxed out and finance companies are in trouble. Business is booming for repossession agents and the need is growing. Earnings for 2009 range between $75,000 to $250,000 and that's only for the Agent. If you own an Agency the earnings are substantially greater. How do I become a Recovery Agent? First, you must complete the 40 hour course. Then you apply for a Class "EE" license with the State of Florida. Note. A Class "EE" licensee can own a Recovery Agency, Class "R" license but cannot run the Agency without a Class " E" licensee as a Manager. How long is the test & how much time do I have to study? The Recovery Agent test is designed to be taken within 1 hour, and will timeout after 60 minutes. You may finish the test before the 60 minutes is up, and we grade your test based on a score out of 100 questions, with 75% needed to pass. Once you sign up we set you up to take the Course & Test within 24 business hours, and you will have 2 weeks to study the course & take the test. I want to become a Recovery Agent but I cannot attend classes for 40 hours by travelling far distances. That is why I have developed the course on line. Having attended night schools to achieve Master and Bachelor degrees for more than 10 years, I know how burdensome it is to commute to a classroom. The on-line course is the same requirements as the classroom with the exception you never leave your home and you study at your own pace and achieve the same certification. Does enrolling in your course mean I will be a Recovery Agent in the State of Florida? No, this course simply qualifies you to apply for a Class "EE" License in which you will need to follow the State of Florida's Licensing guidelines. Class "EE" applications & information can be obtained by contacting the State of Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services Department of Licensing at http://licgweb.doacs.state.fl.us/. What are the reposession laws in each state? The specific laws for each state vary. You can find detailed information concerning the laws for each state by visiting the Repo-Laws.com website. Click here for the State of Florida Recovery Agent/Recovery Agent Intern Curriculum Guide |
