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Indiana Standard Residential Lease Agreement

An Indiana standard lease agreement creates an arrangement between a landlord and a tenant regarding the rental of residential property. Typically this type of lease pertains to a fixed term, often one year.
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Rental Application – Used to determine a prospective tenant’s ability to pay rent on time.

Required Disclosures (3)

  1. Lead-Based Paint Disclosure & EPA Pamphlet – This disclosure is required if the property was built before 1978.[1]
  2. Landlord’s Name and Address – A landlord must legally disclose a name and address to a tenant.[2]
  3. Smoke Detector Disclosure – A landlord must disclose to a tenant that a working smoke detector is on the premises.[3]

Security Deposit Laws

Maximum Amount – None.

Returning – A security deposit or partial security deposit must be returned to the tenant within 45 days of the lease’s end.[4]

Rent Payment Laws

Grace Period – None.

Maximum Late Fee – None.

NSF Fee – A landlord can charge $25 for a bounced check.[5]