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Your rental home needs repairs in Indiana

Ask your landlord for repairs in writing, keep paying rent, and ask legal aid before you take other steps.

  1. Step 1: Ask for the repair in writing

    Write down what needs to be fixed. Put the date on it, keep a copy, and give it to your landlord.

  2. Step 2: Allow time and access for the repair

    Indiana law talks about a reasonable amount of time to make repairs. Let the landlord in to do the work.

  3. Step 3: Keep paying your rent

    Indiana Legal Services says not to hold back rent when a repair is not made. Talk to legal aid before you change how you pay.

  4. Step 4: Know what Indiana law asks of landlords

    Indiana law says a landlord must deliver a safe, clean and habitable home and follow health and housing codes.

  5. Step 5: Ask legal aid about going to court

    Indiana law lets a tenant ask a court to enforce these duties after notice and time to repair. Call Indiana Legal Services at 844-243-8570 to ask if they can help.

Keep these ready if you have them

  • Your lease, if you have one
  • Dated copies of your repair requests
  • Photos of the problem, if you have them

Status unknown, call to confirm. Call 844-243-8570 before you make plans.

Not legal advice. The agency or program decides what applies to your situation.