Vetted repossession agencies serving Michigan auto lenders, credit unions and car dealers – from Detroit metro to Grand Rapids, Lansing and statewide coverage.
This directory is informational only and not an endorsement. Before assigning accounts, verify each agency’s licensing, insurance, fee schedule, coverage and regulatory compliance. For more information, see Michigan duplicate title and temporary tag process.
| Agent licensing | Michigan requires repossession agencies to be licensed as Private Security businesses (LARA) |
| Self-help repossession | Allowed under UCC Article 9 — peaceful possession only |
| Disposal notice | 15 days notice of right to redeem after repossession |
| Deficiency rules | Deficiency allowed after commercially reasonable sale; Michigan has specific sale notice requirements |
| Regulator | Michigan Dept. of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA) |
Lender/dealer tip: Michigan requires LARA licensing for repossession businesses. Michigan auto finance is heavily influenced by OEM captive lenders — repos from GM, Ford, and Stellantis captive portfolios follow specific manufacturer guidelines in addition to state law.
This is an informational summary only and not legal advice. Consult qualified legal counsel before establishing repossession procedures in Michigan.