- Dean Smith
With So Little, We Can Give You So Much
For the insurance and legal industry, using a private investigator has unlimited perks. We aren’t afraid to do the dirty work. The training we bestow upon our investigators is unprecedented to ensure accurate, timely results. Sometimes, we forget just how great it is to seek the help of a professional private investigation firm. One of the greatest advantages in hiring a private investigator is that with so little, we can give you so much. Let us explain…
Our endless resources and proprietary databases enable us to help you reach beyond your limits and acquire crucial information for every investigation. Even if we only have a name and date of birth, or just a social security number, or maybe just an address, we are able to uncover a wealth of information about your claimant/subject.
From just one small piece of information, we are able to develop the bigger picture for you, uncovering information about your subject including, but not limited to:
Current address(es)
Address history
Date of birth
Aliases/AKAs
Social Security Number(s)
Birth records
Death records
Marriage records
Divorce filings
Employment
Current and/or historical property ownership
Mortgage information
Identify secured lenders
Identify related party property transactions
Current market value of real property
Locate bankruptcy records
Map out relationships/relatives/associates of your subject
Identify lawsuits
Criminal records
Locate home/cell phone numbers
Identify owner of home or cell phone number
Determine owners of corporation
Identify business affiliations/professional licenses
Uncover judgment and lien filings
Research family history
Find assets/hidden assets
Find current or historical boat/aircraft registrations
Locate bank account information
Locate significant inheritances
State and federal political contributions
Identify UCC filings
Obtain driving record history (in applicable states)
Find current vehicle registrations/insurance (in applicable states)
Find historical vehicle registrations/insurance (in applicable states)
Identify online social networking profiles
Identify email addresses/usernames
Paint the picture of a person’s lifestyle/habits/hobbies/etc.
Identify and confirm education history
Medical history
All of this information is available at our fingertips. Sure, there are individuals that don’t have much of a paper trail dragging behind them, and not every piece of information listed above applies to every claimant or subject, but we can sleep at night knowing that if it’s out there, we will find it. You just have to hire the right investigator!