Indiana Property Records
Search Indiana property records, title searches, and lien reports for any property across all 92 Indiana counties. U.S. Title Records provides professional Indiana property records research including title searches, lien searches, chain of conveyance reports, copies of vesting instruments, and preliminary title reports. Reports from $29 with delivery via email in PDF format covering Marion, Allen, Lake, Hamilton, St. Joseph, Vanderburgh, and every other Indiana county.
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How to Search Indiana Property Records
Indiana property records are maintained by the county recorder's office in each of Indiana's 92 counties. Property records in Indiana include deeds, mortgages, liens, releases, leases, subdivision plats, military discharges, UCC filings, and other recorded instruments affecting real property. Indiana property records are governed by IC 36-2-11 (County Recorder duties). To search Indiana property records professionally, provide the property address to U.S. Title Records and receive a comprehensive report via email in PDF format.
Indiana is a tax lien state. When property taxes go unpaid in Indiana, the county treasurer sells tax lien certificates at annual tax sales under IC 6-1.1-24. The certificate purchaser earns interest on the delinquent taxes. If the owner does not redeem the property within the redemption period (typically 120 days to 1 year depending on the property type), the certificate holder can petition for a tax deed. An Indiana property records examination before purchasing at a tax sale reveals all existing liens and encumbrances.
Indiana Recording and Lien Laws
Indiana property recordings are handled by the county recorder (IC 36-2-11). Mechanic liens must be filed within 60 days of the last date labor or materials were furnished for residential properties (1-2 unit dwellings) and within 90 days for commercial and all other projects under IC 32-28-3. Judgment liens in Indiana attach to all real property owned by the debtor in the county where the judgment is recorded (IC 34-55-9-2) and are valid for 10 years. UCC liens in Indiana are filed with the Secretary of State's office through the INBiz Access Indiana system. Federal tax liens are filed with the county recorder per IC 36-2-11-25.
Indiana Foreclosure Process
Indiana is a judicial foreclosure state. The lender must file a lawsuit in court to foreclose on a property. Indiana law provides a statutory right of redemption, giving the borrower the right to redeem the property by paying the judgment amount within a specific period after the sheriff sale. For foreclosure auction buyers, an Indiana property records examination identifies the foreclosing lien position and all liens that may survive the sale.
Indiana Property Records Reports and Pricing
Select the Indiana property search report that matches your needs
Indiana Property Detail Report
Quick Indiana property records examination verifying current ownership, sale history, open mortgages of record, and tax assessor data. Best for initial property evaluation and due diligence in any Indiana county.
Indiana Property Lien Report
Comprehensive Indiana lien search identifying all recorded encumbrances: mortgages, judgment liens (IC 34-55-9), tax liens, mechanic liens (IC 32-28-3), HOA liens, lis pendens, and code enforcement liens across any Indiana county.
Indiana Full Owner Lien Report
Complete Indiana property and owner lien search. Includes all property liens plus personal liens against the current owner, UCC filings from the Indiana Secretary of State, and bankruptcy records. Free foreclosure status included.
Indiana Expanded Title Search
The most comprehensive Indiana property records examination available. Full chain of conveyance, all liens, easements, legal description, property valuation, and copies of all vesting deeds. Complete preliminary title report for any Indiana property.
Additional Indiana services: Deed Copy ($45) · IN Title Search by Name ($75) · Chain of Title ($275) · Abstractor Service · Asset Investigation (USAR)
Indiana Property Records by County
Professional property records examination for all 92 Indiana counties
Indiana Property Records Questions
Common questions about searching property records in Indiana
How Do I Search Indiana Property Records?
Order an Indiana property records examination through U.S. Title Records by providing the property address or parcel number. Professional abstractors search county recorder and court records, court filings, and tax databases across all 92 Indiana counties. Reports are delivered via email in PDF format. No account or subscription required. Reports start at $29.
Search IN Property Records →How Much Does an Indiana Title Search Cost?
Indiana property records examinationes cost $29 to $375. Property Detail Reports cost $29. Property Lien Reports cost $95. Full Owner Lien Reports cost $195. The Expanded Title Search (preliminary title report) costs $375. Same pricing for all 92 Indiana counties including Marion (Indianapolis), Allen (Fort Wayne), Lake (Gary), and Hamilton (Carmel). No subscription required.
Schedule of Fees →Is Indiana a Tax Lien or Tax Deed State?
Indiana is a tax lien state. Under IC 6-1.1-24, when property taxes go unpaid, the county sells tax lien certificates at annual tax sales. The certificate holder earns interest on the delinquent amount. If the owner does not redeem within the statutory period (120 days to 1 year), the certificate holder can petition for a tax deed. An Indiana property records examination before a tax sale reveals all existing liens.
Auction Guide →How Long Do Judgment Liens Last in Indiana?
Judgment liens in Indiana last 10 years from the date of entry under IC 34-55-9. They attach to all real property owned by the debtor in the county where the judgment is recorded. To extend the lien to other counties, a certified copy must be filed with each county's recorder. An Indiana property records examination identifies all active judgment liens.
IN Lien Search →Where Are Indiana Property Records Filed?
Indiana property records are filed with the county recorder's office in each of Indiana's 92 counties (IC 36-2-11). The county recorder maintains deeds, mortgages, liens, releases, plats, and UCC filings. Judgment liens are also searchable through the Indiana MyCase court records system. UCC liens are filed with the Indiana Secretary of State.
All State Records →How Long Does an Indiana Property Records Search Take?
Standard Indiana property records examinationes are delivered via email in PDF format. Chain of title searches and abstractor services for Indiana courthouse records not available digitally may take 2-5 business days. Orders processed 7 days a week including holidays.
Submit Search Request →How to Order Indiana Property Records
Search Indiana property records in three simple steps
Enter Indiana Address
Provide the Indiana property address or parcel number. Works for any of the 92 IN counties. No account required.
Select Report Type
Choose from Property Detail ($29), Lien Report ($95), Owner Lien ($195), or Expanded Title Search ($375).
Receive IN Report
Your Indiana property records report is delivered to your email via email in PDF format.
Indiana Property Records FAQ
Frequently asked questions about IN property searches
How do I search Indiana property records?
Visit ustitlerecords.com/search-property-records, enter the Indiana property address or parcel number, select your report type, and complete payment. No account required. Reports issued via email in PDF format. All 92 Indiana counties covered.
How much does an Indiana property search cost?
Indiana property records examinationes cost $29 to $375. Property Detail $29. Lien Report $95. Full Owner Lien $195. Expanded Title Search $375. Same pricing for all 92 counties. No subscription.
Is Indiana a tax lien state?
Yes. Indiana sells tax lien certificates at annual tax sales under IC 6-1.1-24. Certificate holders earn interest. If the owner does not redeem within the statutory period, the certificate holder can petition for a tax deed. Always order an Indiana property records examination before purchasing at a tax sale.
What are the mechanic lien deadlines in Indiana?
Indiana mechanic liens must be filed within 60 days of the last date labor or materials were furnished for residential properties (1-2 unit dwellings) or within 90 days for commercial and all other projects under IC 32-28-3. The lien must be enforced by filing a lawsuit within 1 year of recording. If no suit is filed within 1 year, the lien expires. An Indiana property records examination identifies active mechanic liens.
Which Indiana counties does U.S. Title Records cover?
All 92 Indiana counties including Marion (Indianapolis), Allen (Fort Wayne), Lake (Gary/Crown Point), Hamilton (Carmel/Fishers), St. Joseph (South Bend), Vanderburgh (Evansville), Tippecanoe (Lafayette), Elkhart, Monroe (Bloomington), and every other county. Same pricing regardless of county.
Can I order an Indiana property search without an account?
Yes. No login, account, subscription, or contracts. Enter the Indiana address, select your report, complete payment. One-time payment per report. Email office@ustitlerecords.com with questions.
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Professional Indiana property records examination for any property across all 92 counties. Reports from $29 with email delivery. No subscription required.