BAE Watch, Nashville private investigator. You have a feeling.We findthe facts.

Two kinds of things. Online investigations: dating app investigations, social media research, background and identity checks and relationship and infidelity investigations. And hands-on work, like surveillance, where the law allows.

No. You can get the facts first. Then you decide what to do, on your own time.

No. Most people start with a feeling. That's enough. Tell us what's going on and we'll help you find the right place to start.

You don't have to know. Pick what sounds like you under What brings you here?, or just tell us what's happening.

Yes. You don't have to live here. Tell us about the trip and we'll explain what we can legally do. See Nashville investigations.

Online research works from anywhere. In-person work outside Tennessee depends on that state's rules. We'll tell you up front.

Sometimes. If a profile can be found legally, we can often find it. Results depend on what is public, so no one can honestly promise it.

We can look for profiles on apps like Tinder, Bumble or Hinge when they can be found legally. Many apps limit what is public. We never log in to anyone's account or make fake profiles.

Yes, if it's public. We can review public profiles, posts, photos and usernames. Private accounts stay private.

No. Reading someone's private messages without permission is illegal. No real investigator will offer it.

No. That would mean getting into their phone or accounts, which we don't do.

No. Getting into someone's phone or accounts without permission is illegal. If anyone offers it, treat it as a red flag.

No. In Tennessee, putting a tracker on someone's car without the owners' consent is a crime. We don't track phones or cars.

A private investigator can't read minds or phones. We can lawfully research and document what happens, so you have facts instead of guesses. Results vary by case. See infidelity investigations.

Surveillance means watching and documenting what happens from a lawful location. It shows facts that online research can't.

Usually two ways. We look at information that can legally be found online and in public records. Where the law allows, we also watch and document what happens in public places.

Often, yes. That can mean public online research or, where permitted, discreet observation in public places. We never get into phones or messages, and we never record private conversations.

When it's legal, surveillance can include photos or video taken from public places.

For lawful reasons, often yes. We screen every request and say no if someone could be put at risk.

A clear written report. It says what we found, how we found it, and what we couldn't confirm.

We never tell them, and we work quietly. No method is risk-free, and we'll talk through any risk with you first.

Yes. What you tell us stays between you and BAE Watch. Our form is sent over a secure, encrypted connection.

Only the people working on your case. We never share it with the person you're asking about.

It stays private. Ask us how long we keep case files and how to have yours deleted.

It depends on the type of case and the time it takes. Most work is billed by the hour, with a retainer up front. You get a clear quote before any work begins. See what changes the price.

Yes. Your first talk is free, private and has no obligation.

It depends. Simple online research is often quicker. Surveillance depends on schedules. You get a timeline before we start.

Some services have one. Surveillance is usually booked in blocks of time. Any minimum is in your quote before you decide.

Yes. Hiring a licensed private investigator is legal. What they can do is limited by law, and we stay inside those limits. More on what's legal.

Information that is public, information shared with permission, and professional tools where the law allows. Results depend on what's available.

Private messages, passwords, deleted texts, private accounts, and phone, bank or medical records. Nothing that needs hacking, lying or hidden tracking.

Yes. Tennessee licenses private investigators and investigation companies through the Department of Commerce and Insurance. Always ask an investigator for their license details, including us.