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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Maximum late fee in the State of Massachusetts.
Good day,
I will be renting one of my new property in Massachusetts, and I understand that as a landlord in this state I can't charge a late fee before 30 days of the payment due date. I have been researching for a while, and I can't find the maximum amount that I am legally allowed to charge the tenant once the 30day period has passed. Of course the tenant should be already in the process of being evicted.
Regards.
Denny