Short answer
Before entering: give reasonable written or oral notice and enter only at reasonable times
When: Before each non-emergency entry (reasonable notice; the statute sets no number of hours)
Give the tenant reasonable written or oral notice before entering and enter only at reasonable times. No notice is needed in an emergency that threatens the safety of the occupants or the property. The statute does not set a fixed number of hours.
"shall give a tenant reasonable written or oral notice of the landlord's intent to enter the dwelling unit; and"
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"without notice to the tenant in the case of an emergency that threatens the safety of the occupants or the landlord's property"
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Source: iga.in.gov · Last verified 2026-10-24 · Confidence: high · Full rule details
Before entering: give reasonable written or oral notice and enter only at reasonable times Verified
Deadline: Before each non-emergency entry (reasonable notice; the statute sets no number of hours)
Give the tenant reasonable written or oral notice before entering and enter only at reasonable times. No notice is needed in an emergency that threatens the safety of the occupants or the property. The statute does not set a fixed number of hours.
Applies to: any number of units · Layer: Indiana · Topic: Notice before entry
"shall give a tenant reasonable written or oral notice of the landlord's intent to enter the dwelling unit; and"
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"without notice to the tenant in the case of an emergency that threatens the safety of the occupants or the landlord's property"
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Notes: Indiana Code 32-31-5-6(f)-(g).
Last verified 2026-10-24 · Confidence: high · Status: verified · Report a correction