This Indiana durable power of attorney form is a legal document that allows an individual to transfer certain powers and authority to another person. The person transferring their authority, also known as the “principal.”

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Indiana Durable Power of Attorney Form

What to include in a Indiana Durable POA?

Full legal name and mailing address
Appointed Agent full legal name, mailing address, and relationship to you.
Powers granted
Effective date
Signatures

How to write an Indiana Power of Attorney Form?

Follow these simple steps in the sample when writing a Power of Attorney Form.

PDF Sample

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Rental Application– The landlord can ask for a rental application before signing the Indiana rental lease agreement in order to verify the potential tenant’s financials and employment.

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What the Indiana Residential Lease Agreement covers?

The form includes rules and laws on rental agreements according to the Indiana Residential Landlord-Tenant Act, which include landlords keeping the property in good, livable condition, and tenants paying rent on time and taking care of the place. Landlords can collect a security deposit, but they have to return it within 45 days after the lease ends, minus any damages or unpaid rent. If landlords need to evict a tenant, they have to give proper notice. Tenants also have rights, such as living in a safe, habitable place and getting fair notice for rent increases.

Security Deposit Law
Lease Termination
Landlord’s Access to the Property
Rent Due Date plus Late Fees
Eviction Procedures
Property Maintenance
Tenant Rights
Rent Control
Required Disclosure Forms

Security Deposit Laws

Summary (§ IC 32-31-3): Indiana law regulates how landlords handle security deposits:

45 Days – Landlords must return security deposits within 45 days after a tenant moves out.
Itemized List – Any deductions from the deposit must be itemized and provided to the tenant.

Lease Termination

Summary (§ IC 32-31-1): Indiana law outlines the conditions under which both parties can end a lease:

Landlord’s Ability to Terminate
- 10-day notice for non-payment of rent.
- Reasonable time to fix other lease violations before the lease can be terminated.
Tenant’s Ability to Terminate
- 30-day notice for month-to-month leases.
- Early termination allowed in cases of domestic violence with proper documentation.

Landlord’s Access to Property

Summary (§ IC 32-31-5): Indiana landlords must provide 24-hours’ notice before entering a rental property, unless there’s an emergency.

Due Dates / Late Fees

Summary (§ IC 32-31-4):

Indiana law does not specify a due date for rent.
Landlords can charge late fees if outlined in the written lease agreement if rent is not paid on time.
NSF Fees – $25 per bounced rent check.

Eviction Procedures

Summary (§ IC 32-31-1): Landlords must give tenants notice before starting the eviction process and file an eviction case in court if the tenant doesn’t comply with the notice.

Property Maintenance

Summary: Landlords are required to keep properties safe and make repairs when notified by tenants.

If repairs aren’t made in a reasonable time, tenants may pursue legal action or terminate the lease.

Tenant’s Rights

Summary: Tenants in Indiana have the following rights:

Right to Privacy – Tenants have the right to privacy in their rental units.
Right to a Habitable Home – Tenants are entitled to a clean and safe home.
Protection from Retaliation – Landlords cannot retaliate against tenants who report safety issues or violations of housing codes.

Rent Control Laws

Summary: landlords are free to set rents based on market conditions because Indiana does not have rent control laws.

Required Disclosure Forms (3)

Summary (nar.realtor): Landlords must disclose the following to tenants.

Lead-Based Paint Disclosure – Required for homes built before 1978.
Manager/Agent/Landlord Contact Information – Mailing address to send notices.
Smoke Detector Disclosure – Landlord must disclose to tenants that there’s working smoke detectors in the rental unit.