How do you become a repo man in Michigan?

Answer 1

To whom it concerns: Your in big time luck if you live in or near the Detroit area.I started repossessing in the beautiful city of Detroit and to me it really is beautiful see I was born there and so was both of my sons.Ready for some really useful info.Since the times are always changing and companies coming and going everyday Ill tell you the best way to find companies that are up and active right now,this may require a little patience but that's alright since to be a successfull recovery agent your gonna need this in spads/mass quantity.Go directly to the biggest dealer only auto auction in your area since this is where the big three and all major lending institutions liquidate there inventory so this is where you will find the collection companies that pull for them,they will be delivering vehicles there.The one to hit is manhiems auto auction in Flat Rock Michigan it is located off Gibraltar rd. at the intersection off i75 across from the Mazda plant i have heard they may be producing ford products there now.What youll want to do is go to the security shack be nice to them and theyll be nice to you tell them what your doing and ask them to direct some of the collectors over to you in order for you to get some info. and phone #s of places to apply for employment,if you have no experience don't get discouraged since a lot of companies prefer to train someone on there way of operating as to try and reprogram someone from another companies ways good luck be carefull and GOD BLESS you, it may help to say that Charles Lee Henson sent you since I had and still do have a really good reputation up there I would tell you some of my contacts but I may come up there from Tennessee soon and if I do ill need some work as well happy hunting my friend.

Answer 2

If you want to be a smart professional recovery agent, learn the repo laws that apply in MD. Maybe not quote them word for word, but have an idea whats legal. then locate a repo company that will hire you and teach you more about the profession. Hint: let them pay for your mistakes. Good Luck and Be Safe

Answer 3

In many of the states where repossession licenses are required, the new or prospective repossession agent will be required to apprentice with a licensed repossession agent. The repossession company will hire new drivers to ride with older, more experienced drivers who teach them the trade. In some cases, new drivers may be required to rider for a time in a "spotter" or camera car. Apprenticeships typically last for one year.