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Brett Jones
  • Investor
  • Ellsworth, ME
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Late fee laws in Maine

Brett Jones
  • Investor
  • Ellsworth, ME
Posted

So as I understand it, in the state of Maine a tenant needs to be 15 days past due on rent for it to be considered "late" before a late fee can be added to the rent. 

https://ptla.org/rights-maine-renters-paying-rent

What I'm unsure of is if this is for a Tenant at Will only, or if the tenant has signed a lease with a different arrangement, does the lease apply?

Any guidance from a Maine property manager would be appreciated. Thanks.

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