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You Have the Right to a Habitable Place to Live The rental unit must be clean, with toilets, furnaces and windows working. Locks must be on every outside door or doors that lead to a common area. Keeping rental premises habitable includes maintaining the structural safety of the building and weatherproofing.
(c) Except as authorized by judicial order, a landlord may not deny or interfere with a tenants access to or possession of the tenants dwelling unit by commission of any act, including the following: (1) Changing the locks or adding a device to exclude the tenant from the dwelling unit.
Does Indiana have rent control? Rent is not regulated in Indiana. This means that the only limit on how much a landlord in Indiana can charge for rent is what people are willing to pay. This is sometimes called a market rate.
In Indiana, landlords are generally not required to obtain a license statewide. However, some cities and counties have their own licensing requirements. For example, landlords in Indianapolis must obtain a landlord registration and inspection program permit.
In Indiana, there is no state-level rent control, allowing landlords to raise rent by any amount, provided they comply with lease agreements and give appropriate notice to tenants.
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Failing to Provide a Habitable Living Environment Among illegal landlord activities in Indiana is the failure to furnish a rental property that safeguards tenants health and safety. A common bond in every Indiana lease agreement is the implied warranty of habitability.
Limits on Rent Increases The lack of rent control in Indiana means tenants are vulnerable to sudden, dramatic rent hikes. Landlords can impose increases of 50%, 100%, or more if they believe they can get higher rents from new tenants. Long-term tenants on fixed incomes are hit the hardest by massive rent hikes.
Landlords cannot raise rent more than 10% total or 5% plus the percentage change in the cost of living whichever is lower over a 12-month period.

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