State rules / Prepayment Penalty Rules

Oregon prepayment penalty rules

Oregon permits prepayment penalties on first-lien residential mortgage loans with a term of more than three years, provided the maximum penalty for each year is clearly stated in the loan agreement and promissory note. There is no statutory cap on the penalty amount or duration, but failure to disclose renders the penalty void. The law applies only to loans primarily for personal, family, or household use.

Prepayment Penalty Rules in other states

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