Massachusetts Statutes

§ 90A — Home mortgages; interest rates; definitions; application

Massachusetts·Part I ADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT·Title XX PUBLIC SAFETY AND GOOD ORDER·Ch. 140 LICENSES
Section 90A. No person shall directly or indirectly charge, take or receive for a loan of more than fifteen hundred dollars secured wholly or partially by a mortgage of real estate having an assessed value of not over forty thousand dollars, having thereon a dwelling house with accommodations for six or less separate households and occupied in whole or in part at the time the loan is made as a home by any obligor on the mortgage debt or by any person granting or releasing any interest under said mortgage, a greater rate of interest than an amount equivalent to one and one half per cent a month computed on unpaid balances before default and for six months after continuing default and for a period after the expiration of six successive months of continuing default a greater rate of interest

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