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Indiana Code Title 32. Property § 32-28-15-8

Current as of January 02, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

Sec. 8. (a) After March 14, 2024, a person shall not record, or cause to be recorded, a residential real estate service agreement in Indiana, regardless of when the residential real estate service agreement was entered into.

(b) A county recorder, or an employee of a county recorder, who records a residential real estate service agreement that is presented to the county recorder's office for recording is not liable to:

(1) any party to the residential real estate service agreement;  or

(2) any other person;

regardless of when the recording occurs.

(c) If a residential real estate service agreement is recorded in Indiana after March 14, 2024, the recording does not:

(1) create or serve as:

(A) a lien or an encumbrance on;  or

(B) a security interest in;

the residential real estate that is the subject of the residential real estate service agreement;  or

(2) constitute actual or constructive notice to:

(A) an otherwise bona fide purchaser of the residential real estate that is the subject of the residential real estate service agreement;  or

(B) any lender that makes a loan to any person in connection with the residential real estate that is the subject of the residential real estate service agreement;

of a lien or an encumbrance on, or a security interest in, the residential real estate that is the subject of the residential real estate service agreement.

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