State rules / Prepayment Penalty Rules

Maine prepayment penalty rules

Prepayment penalties are generally prohibited, but supervised financial organizations may impose a reasonable charge on consumer loans secured by an interest in land (other than high-cost mortgages) if the charge is reasonably calculated to offset origination costs. No specific time limit or cap is provided; the charge must be reasonable.

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