For sellers

Compare contingency and flat-fee debt collection—typical rates (15%–50% or $10–$300), pros, hidden costs, and when to use each to maximize net recovery.

Only pay when an agency recovers your money. Learn typical commission ranges, when no-win-no-fee works best, hidden costs, and key US compliance rules.

Overview of contingency vs flat fees, typical rates by debt age, legal limits (Regulation F/FDCPA) and strategies to lower collection costs.

How to find and vet licensed local debt collection agencies—compare fees, licensing, compliance, tech, and debt-type expertise to maximize net recovery.

Overview of Oregon debt collection rules for buyers and collectors: licensing, validation notices, prohibited practices, statutes of limitation, and penalties.

Overview of Pennsylvania debt collection laws, FCEUA protections, 4-year statutes, wage garnishment limits, and enforcement remedies.

Overview of Pennsylvania debt collection law, agency options, licensing, FCEUA/FDCPA compliance, 4-year statute of limitations, and debt portfolio trading.

Arizona's strict licensing, bond tiers, prohibited practices, and statutes of limitations reshape debt collection and portfolio trading—compliance is essential.

Phoenix attorneys recover debts through lawsuits, judgments, garnishments, and ensure Arizona and federal compliance.

Arizona limits medical debt collections with a 3% interest cap, a 6-year statute, wage garnishment and asset exemptions, plus licensing and Prop 209 protections.

Overview of state licensing, surety bonds, FDCPA and Regulation F compliance, and how to verify agencies to reduce legal risk and boost debt recovery.

Recover unpaid construction payments: mechanics' liens, bond claims, prompt payment laws, notices, demand letters, ADR, litigation, and collection tech.