Indiana HOA Laws: Boards, Records, Assessments and Rentals

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General information, not legal advice. Landlord-tenant rules change, and cities and counties can add their own. Check the current statute and local ordinances, and talk to a licensed attorney before you act.

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The short version

  • Homeowner associations follow the Homeowners Association Act, and condominiums follow the Condominium Law.

Indiana homeowner associations follow the Homeowners Association Act, IC 32-25.5, while condominiums follow the Condominium Law in IC 32-25.

Indiana hoa laws at a glance

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Governing lawHomeowner associations follow the Homeowners Association Act, and condominiums follow the Condominium Law.IC 32-25.5 and IC 32-25

The governing law

Association rules come in layers: state law first, then the declaration, the bylaws and finally board rules. A rule that conflicts with a higher layer usually fails.

Governing law. Homeowner associations follow the Homeowners Association Act, and condominiums follow the Condominium Law. (IC 32-25.5 and IC 32-25)

Records

We could not confirm a statewide rule here. Check your county court or a local attorney.

Board meetings

We could not confirm a statewide rule here. Check your county court or a local attorney.

Assessments, liens and collections

We could not confirm a statewide rule here. Check your county court or a local attorney.

Rental restrictions

We could not confirm a statewide rule here. Check your county court or a local attorney.

Mistakes to avoid

  • Holding board decisions without the notice owners are entitled to.
  • Not keeping records ready for owner requests.
  • Fining owners without the notice and hearing steps in the governing documents.
  • Enforcing rental rules that are not in the recorded documents.
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Verify current law

We last checked these Indiana rules on . Laws change and cities can add their own, so confirm the current text before you rely on it, and talk to a Indiana attorney about your situation.

Laws named on this page

  • IC 32-25.5 and IC 32-25

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Asked by landlords in this state.

Which law governs HOAs in Indiana?

Homeowner associations follow the Homeowners Association Act, and condominiums follow the Condominium Law. Source: IC 32-25.5 and IC 32-25.

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