Vetted repossession agencies serving Massachusetts auto lenders, credit unions and car dealers – focused on Boston, Worcester, Springfield, Cape Cod and statewide coverage.
This directory is informational and not an endorsement. Before assigning accounts, confirm each agency’s licensing, insurance, storage, coverage area and compliance standards with your own vendor approval process. For more information, see Massachusetts duplicate title and temporary tag process.
| Agent licensing | Massachusetts requires repossession agents to be licensed as Constables or under specific MA recovery agent provisions |
| Self-help repossession | Restricted — Massachusetts requires a 'right to cure' notice before repossession; significant restrictions on self-help repo |
| Disposal notice | 21-day right to cure notice required BEFORE repossession; additional notice required before sale |
| Deficiency rules | Deficiency restricted under MA law; lenders have limited deficiency rights in many consumer auto cases |
| Regulator | Massachusetts Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation |
Lender/dealer tip: Massachusetts is one of the most creditor-restrictive states for auto repossession. A 21-day right-to-cure notice must be sent BEFORE any repo attempt. Deficiency rights are limited. Use Massachusetts-specialized legal counsel and repo agents familiar with MA's specific requirements.
This is an informational summary only and not legal advice. Consult qualified legal counsel before establishing repossession procedures in Massachusetts.