IC 6-1.1-4-41 requires Indiana assessors to value LIHTC properties by income capitalization — with a statutory floor tied to 5% of gross rents. Market-rate comps are legally wrong for these properties, and that's the core of most successful appeals.
Marion County's 2026 tax sale is shaping up to be one of the largest in years. Here's how the Indianapolis sale works, what's on the list, and what an investor underwriting a tax-sale parcel needs to verify before bidding.
Data-driven guide to buying rental property in Indiana. County-level cap rates, price-to-rent ratios, cash flow analysis, and where to find the best investment opportunities.