by Chris Durst July 19, 2016
First things first, Courthouse Researchers or Court Researchers work FROM home as opposed to AT home. That is, home is their base, but they will have to venture out to local courthouses to do their job. That said, with more cities moving to electronic data storage, some research can be done from the comfort of your home.
Companies like the ones listed below hire Court Researchers (who are almost always independent contractors) to collect information that is open to the public and report back to them with the findings.
The type of data you will be collecting might include tax liens, deeds, lawsuits, probate cases, civil cases, names, addresses, mortgages, and similar data.
That data is being gathered for lenders, lawyers, marketers, reference/background check firms, etc.
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Earn $3 per survey at PineCone Research, one of our Top 5 Survey Site Picks. Also occasionally sends products for testing.
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Pay is generally per record collected and input into the system. This means, speedy work (as long as it is also accurate work) increases your hourly income. We’ve heard from experienced Court Researchers who are making $15 – $20/hour, but you should expect to make a little less than that when you are still learning the ropes.
Here’s a list of companies you may want to apply with if this sounds like something you’d like to do. Most include training!
CourthouseDirect.com / Integrity Title Records
First National Acceptance Company
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