Indiana Foreclosures, Tax Liens & Distressed Properties

Across Indiana, DLRadar turns foreclosure, mortgage, tax and bank-stress records into a distress score for every ZIP. The state covers 92 scored counties and 807 ZIP codes, averaging 22/100 composite distress. Phase-wise, Indiana counties run 56 peak, 31 expansion, 3 neutral, 2 contraction. Statewide, counties skew peak, prices up 4.4% on average.

Distress concentrates in Owen County, Putnam County, Cass County, Greene County, Warrick County; open any for county- and ZIP-level detail.

At the ZIP level, the highest distress in Indiana shows up in 46107 (35/100), 46183 (35/100), 46201 (35/100), 46202 (35/100), 46203 (35/100).

Distress and market phase, county by county in Indiana:

Adams County: peak, appreciation near 4.3%, a 56/100 lender reading. Allen County sits in neutral, homes +4.2% YoY, a 55/100 lender reading. Bartholomew County reads peak — appreciation near 4.3%, a 37/100 lender reading. Benton County is in its peak phase, appreciation near 3.4%, a 47/100 lender reading. Blackford County: expansion, homes +5.1% YoY, headwind 39/100. DLRadar reads Boone County as peak — values rising 3.1%, a 58/100 lender reading. Brown County: peak, prices up 3.1%, lender pressure 49/100.

Carroll County: peak, up 3.4% on the year, a 47/100 lender reading. Cass County reads peak — prices up 4.3%, lender pressure 93/100. Clark County is peak (prices up 3.8%, headwind 50/100). In Clay County, expansion: values rising 6.4%, headwind 73/100. Clinton County — peak, appreciation near 4.3%, headwind 66/100. Crawford County: expansion, homes +5.1% YoY, headwind 66/100. In Daviess County, peak: values rising 4.3%, bank stress 49/100.

Dearborn County is in its peak phase, prices up 3.5%, bank stress 49/100. Decatur County is in its peak phase, homes +4.3% YoY, bank stress 39/100. In Dekalb County, peak: appreciation near 4.3%, lender pressure 65/100. Delaware County reads expansion — prices up 14.1%, headwind 47/100. Dubois County: peak, prices up 4.3%, lender pressure 21/100. DLRadar reads Elkhart County as peak — homes +5.0% YoY, a 31/100 lender reading. Fayette County: peak, prices up 4.3%, headwind 53/100.

In Floyd County, peak: appreciation near 3.8%, lender pressure 33/100. In Fountain County, expansion: prices up 5.1%. Franklin County reads peak — prices up 3.5%, bank stress 64/100. Fulton County — expansion, prices up 5.1%, a 62/100 lender reading. Gibson County is in its expansion phase, up 5.1% on the year, bank stress 40/100. Grant County reads peak — homes +4.3% YoY, a 48/100 lender reading. Greene County is in its expansion phase, values rising 5.1%, bank stress 90/100.

Hamilton County is in its peak phase, homes +3.1% YoY, bank stress 51/100. Hancock County is peak (values rising 3.1%, bank stress 22/100). Harrison County sits in peak, up 3.8% on the year, lender pressure 52/100. Hendricks County reads peak — values rising 3.1%, a 63/100 lender reading. Henry County reads peak — up 4.3% on the year, a 53/100 lender reading. Howard County: expansion, prices up 7.2%, headwind 52/100. Huntington County sits in peak, prices up 4.3%, bank stress 29/100.

In Jackson County, peak: appreciation near 4.3%, bank stress 56/100. Jasper County: peak, values rising 4.3%, bank stress 53/100. Jay County sits in expansion, prices up 5.1%, lender pressure 34/100. In Jefferson County, peak: appreciation near 4.3%, a 29/100 lender reading. Jennings County: expansion, prices up 5.1%, lender pressure 39/100. Johnson County: peak, homes +3.1% YoY, lender pressure 60/100. DLRadar reads Knox County as peak — prices up 4.3%, a 48/100 lender reading.

Kosciusko County is in its peak phase, homes +4.3% YoY, a 42/100 lender reading. Lagrange County — expansion, homes +5.1% YoY, headwind 48/100. In Lake County, peak: homes +4.3% YoY, bank stress 54/100. Laporte County — expansion, prices up 7.0%, lender pressure 57/100. Lawrence County is peak (homes +4.3% YoY, headwind 64/100). Madison County — peak, up 3.1% on the year, a 52/100 lender reading. Marion County sits in peak, values rising 3.1%, a 44/100 lender reading.

Marshall County — peak, prices up 4.3%, a 27/100 lender reading.

The Indiana scoring is fully auditable — foreclosure, mortgage, tax-delinquency, lien, bank-exposure and climate signals drawn from public records and aggregated to the county. Given the peak tilt statewide, what matters is where Indiana counties and ZIPs deviate, not the average itself.

Browse Indiana by county below, or drill straight to a ZIP report. A DLRadar subscription unlocks every distressed Indiana property: owner and contact detail, APN, a per-parcel score, bank exposure and an exit read.

No matter where Indiana sits nationally, the whole state runs through one nationwide scoring engine — foreclosure, tax, lien, mortgage and bank-stress signals — so a Indiana county can be weighed against any market in the country on equal footing. The data is auditable end to end: Indiana signals trace to public federal and county records, with nothing modeled to fill a gap.

Drilling into Indiana, the markets DLRadar flags first are Owen County, Putnam County, Cass County, Greene County, Warrick County , and at ZIP level 46107 (35/100), 46183 (35/100), 46201 (35/100), 46202 (35/100), 46203 (35/100) score highest.

Under every Indiana score sit several layers — blending foreclosure filings, mortgage stress, tax delinquency, liens and local lender headwind before they roll up to the number shown.

The way to act on Indiana doesn't change with the state: move county to ZIP to parcel, always following the score down to where a real owner is under pressure — and DLRadar carries the Indiana deal from that signal through capital and closing.

Since every input is public and rules-based, a Indiana score can be traced back to the exact filings behind it — court filings, county tax and lien records, FHFA and FDIC data — so nothing about the Indiana read is a black box.