Starting a Collection Agency Kit: Start your own collection agency with these companion books to the 3rd edition of Starting a Collection Agency

When I wrote my first edition of Starting a Collection Agency, how to make money collecting money in 2002. I wrote this book because I was getting so many emails, letters and phone calls from people asking me how I had started my own collection agency. This book is now in its third edition and continues to be my bestselling book. During the years as I have worked in this industry, I have received thousands of letters and emails from people with questions about starting their own agencies, which may not have been covered in that book. This compilation is to help you get your questions answered, understand the FDCPA and learn how to effectively market your collection agency in order to gain more clients and grow your agency.

Author: Michelle Dunn
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Published: 03/22/2013
Pages: 230
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.69lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.48d
ISBN: 9781482632033

About the Author
In 1998, when Michelle was getting a divorce and had 2 small children, she started a collection agency from home leaving her full time job 6 months later. Her agency did very well and grew over the next 8 years until Michelle sold it to write full time. Michelle knew what business owners needed and had already written a couple of books that were selling well. "But it was still a huge leap", she says, "I was a single mom with two sons." I started putting together my ideas, set up a office in my home, and used the income from book sales to fund publishing more books. That same year Michelle self published 4 books and e-books before landing her first book contract with Entrepreneur Press to write The Ultimate Credit and Collections Handbook, the check IS in the mail. She then self published a couple more business books before getting a book deal with John Wiley & Sons Publishing for her first hardcover book, The Guide to Getting Paid, weed out bad paying customers, collect on past due balances, and avoid bad debt. Today Michelle Dunn continues to write columns and books and presents webinars sharing how business owners can limit credit risk in this economy as well as learn how they can prevent some bad debt, and collect from past due customers.

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