The New England Institute of Bail Enforcement llc

The purpose of the New England Institute of Bail Enforcement is to produce the finest and most efficient bail fugitive investigators in the United States…as we have been doing the past ten plus years.

Not only is our reputation constantly on the line with each and every graduating student, but (and more important) is the expectation of the Professionals that now work the trade in using an Institute Agent. They can expect competence, skills, knowledge and trust that cannot be found in un-trained bounty hunters.

The Certified Agents of the New England Institute of Bail Enforcement are well-trained in the hazards of false-entry, false-arrest, excessive force and other lawsuit-generating procedures.

In fact, over the past ten years, less than ten agents have been involved in "incidents". A statistic no police department in the land can equal. Currently, there are over 2500 fully-certified Agents of the New England Institute of Bail Enforcement.

Due to twenty years of exposure to the bonding industry, the Institute's Director, Bob Burton , has a record of producing the most competent agents. Mr. Burton's agents are known throughout the industry as having the most intensive training (no "swat team" or baton training here…) and being the most supported agents with a staff ready to help. Information from the Institute's bi-monthly newsletter, COBRA an in-house and insider's journal of enforcement, also keeping them on top of the latest events, gives them an even further edge!

Join the other Pros in the trade… Get Certified, Get Smart, and Get Going…

Upon completion of this course and a passing grade on the final test, you will be issued a Certificate of Completion issued by our school.

All students who complete the training seminar will receive an information-packed Training Manual and a Certification Diploma and will be qualified for membership in COALITION OF BAIL RECOVERY AGENTS (COBRA) The premier networked professional association of Bail Enforcement Agents in the U.S.

SUCCESS in the Industry!

    Reality Check...

   ...or why some agents fail.

Many bail enforcement agents come into the business as car wash attendants, floral shop owners, security guards, truck drivers, etc. Others come from backgrounds of private investigators, former police of some type, military, etc.

The common denominator of those that succeed, it seems, is that they have a sense of the "business" of this trade. The quality that unites the more successful are those of the business sense, constant advertising and a sense of how to succeed in business.

I often caution against going out and buying hundreds of dollars of equipment, such as raid jackets, expensive handcuffs, weapons, etc., unless your budget has a priority of advertising your presence. With over 13,000 bail bond agents in the U.S., you must think of yourself as a National Recovery Agent, not a local or regional, and certainly not city or county. If you insist on thinking the latter, don't quit your day job!

  ...or why some agents fail.

The most important pursuit is that of advertising. We teach in the NEIBE course the how-to of this. Yet so many fail to do so and of course, fail and leave the trade. ANY business community, any trade or profession will have its failures... This is the nature of Capitalism. We have to answer to the harsh demands of the Market Place. If we cannot produce the product (the fugitive); if we cannot develop the customer (the bail bond agent), we are quickly out of business. Yet, in order to fully experience the possibility a nd potential of this trade, one has to expose themselves to thousands of bonding agents via the mail soliciting tactics we discuss in the NEIBE course. Local bail bond agents have their contracting recovery agent (in most cases). It is the distant bonding agent you must solicit, the agent in New York that has a skip for you in California or Maine. It is these distant cases that develop the higher fees,15% to 30% or higher as you have to go further to deliver the prisoner. The complexities of negotiating the fees are discussed in the course, but you must understand that the thrust of what we are saying here is: advertise Nationally and Constantly!

... Bob Burton

All courses are $550.00 unless otherwise specified...
All courses begin at 9AM to 9PM on Saturday and Sunday is from 8AM to 6PM.

10% discount on your fee for each referral that attends class.

Private training classes available minimum of 10 students.
Also one on one training includes air fare, lodging and a COBRA membership Cost is $1,500.00.

Entering the Trade Skip Tracing Advertising - "Do's and Don't s" Equipment Fees Handcuff Techniques Networking Developing sources of inside information Contracts Bail Bond Contracts Prisoner Transport Booking a Prisoner Relations with Police Agencies National Operations Cross-Border Operations ...and more!

Always check for special classes or last-minute openings!
A $550.00 payment will hold your seat. . Fees are to be paid by money order or certified checks only!
All fees are non-refundable. We will however, reschedule you for any other class.
All classes are limited in size... register now!
Upon full payment of registration fee, you will receive an additional package of information containing the data on motels, dress code, location of school, class schedule, etc. Class begins the first day, Sat @ 9 am , and ends on Sun @ 6 pm.
 

Bob Burton, National Director Of COBRA.

Bob is the author of numerous articles on the Bail Enforcement Industry and Fugitive Recoveries Field Manual. Bob also has made numerous appearances on National TV representing the Bail Enforcement Industry and is an active professional recovery agent for over 20 years!