Indiana SB0181 amends landlord-tenant laws to require notice before eviction and to ensure rental premises meet certain conditions.

Indiana SB0181 amends the Indiana Code to mandate that landlords provide tenants with at least five days' notice before filing an eviction. The notice must include the amount owed, a calculation of late fees, acceptable payment methods, and the date the landlord intends to file an eviction if charges remain unpaid. The bill also requires landlords to complete required repairs and meet health standards. Additionally, it specifies conditions under which a landlord may terminate a lease, such as nonpayment of rent or tenant noncompliance affecting health or safety.

Indiana SB0181 amends landlord-tenant laws to require notice before eviction and to ensure rental premises meet certain conditions.

Indiana SB0181 amends the Indiana Code to mandate that landlords provide tenants with at least five days' notice before filing an eviction. The notice must include the amount owed, a calculation of late fees, acceptable payment methods, and the date the landlord intends to file an eviction if charges remain unpaid. The bill also requires landlords to complete required repairs and meet health standards. Additionally, it specifies conditions under which a landlord may terminate a lease, such as nonpayment of rent or tenant noncompliance affecting health or safety.