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Indiana Code Title 32, Article 31

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Indiana has no statutory deposit cap and a relatively landlord-favorable framework. Deposits must be returned within 45 days with an itemized list, or the landlord forfeits the right to retain any of it (IC 32-31-3-12). Landlord maintenance duties are set by IC 32-31-8-5.

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IC 32-31-3-12

Deposit return

45 days; forfeiture of deductions if no itemized list.

IC 32-31-8-5

Landlord obligations

Deliver safe, habitable premises; maintain systems.

IC 32-31-1-6

Nonpayment notice

10-day notice to pay or quit.

Required disclosures in Indiana

Quick reference for Indiana landlords

Security deposit capNo statutory cap
Deposit return deadline45 days from move-out
Notice before entryReasonable notice (IC 32-31-5-6)

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