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Clark County, Indiana Court Filings Intelligence

Analysis of property-related court filings (foreclosure, probate, divorce, partition, guardianship) in Clark County. See methodology.

Based on public court filings, analyzed by Keystone. As of October 2026.

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About Clark County

Clark County is a county in the U.S. state of Indiana, located directly across the Ohio River from Louisville, Kentucky. At the 2020 census, the population was 121,093. The county seat is Jeffersonville. Clark County is part of the Louisville/Jefferson County, KY–IN Metropolitan Statistical Area.

Source: Wikipedia

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At a glance

45% of filings with a known owner mailing address involve owners whose mailing address differs from the property address.

$206,300 median estimated property value across filings with property-value data.

3.6% Indiana unemployment rate (BLS, as of 2026-08). Filings should be read against the local-economy backdrop.

Filing type breakdown

Filing typeShare
Divorce 39.1%
Probate 31.4%
Guardianship 11.2%
Pre-Foreclosure 11.1%
Other 7.2%

Each row is a distinct case as recorded on the county docket.

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Geographic concentration by ZIP

The ZIP codes in Clark County with the most property-related court filings, in rank order: where distressed real estate activity clusters.

RankZIPCity
1 47130 JEFFERSONVILLE
2 47111 CHARLESTOWN
3 47129 Clarksville
4 47172 SELLERSBURG
5 47126 Henryville
6 47106 BORDEN
7 47143 MEMPHIS
8 47163 OTISCO
9 47141 MARYSVILLE
10 47162 NEW WASHINGTON

Based on filings with a parseable property address.

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Property value distribution

Estimated valueShare
Under $75k 3.6%
$75k - $150k 20.2%
$150k - $250k 43.7%
$250k - $400k 25.6%
$400k+ 7.0%

Source: property records. Median $206,300; mean $229,182.

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Building characteristics

Per-property details from third-party property enrichment, aggregated across filings with characteristic data:

IndicatorValue
Median year built1985
Median living area1,534 sqft
Median lot size0.26 acres
Owner-occupied (at time of enrichment)0.0%

Housing stock + distress signals

Underlying housing stock and distress indicators across all 53854 Clark County housing units, from US Census ACS 5-year data. National reference values shown for context.

Indicator Clark County US average
Vacancy rate (incl. seasonal + for-sale)8.7%10.5%
Share of owner-occupied units carrying a mortgage67.1%60.8%
Pre-1940 housing stock7.4%12.3%
Single-family detached share of housing stock73.2%61.2%
Residents age 65 or older16.5%17.3%

Source: US Census Bureau American Community Survey (ACS 2023 5-year). National reference values are ACS 2022 5-year US totals. Why these matter: vacancy rate is the strongest single proxy for distressed inventory; mortgage-carrying share defines the risk pool exposed to rate environment; pre-1940 stock signals deferred maintenance and renovation opportunity; senior population correlates with probate pipeline depth.

Rent benchmark (HUD Fair Market Rent)

HUD sets Fair Market Rents at the metro area level, so the same FMRs apply to every county within the metro. Clark County sits within the Louisville/Jefferson County, KY-IN (FY 2026). Used to set Section 8 voucher amounts; investors use it as a defensible rent-estimate floor for buy-to-rent underwriting.

Unit size Fair market rent / month
Efficiency / studio$966
1-bedroom$1,047
2-bedroom$1,272
3-bedroom$1,625
4-bedroom$1,891

Source: US Department of Housing and Urban Development, Fair Market Rents (2026). 40th-percentile gross rent including utilities. Why this matters: Section-8-eligible tenants are a baseline demand floor for rental inventory at these price points; FMR is the official ceiling for voucher-eligible rents.

New construction (market momentum)

Annual building permits filed in Clark County from the US Census Building Permits Survey. Trend signal on whether new housing demand is accelerating or contracting in this market.

Indicator Value
Total housing units permitted (2025)794
Year-over-year change (2024 → 2025)-12.8%
Single-family share of permits (2025)96.3%
Single-family units permitted765
Multifamily units permitted (2+ units per building)29

Source: US Census Bureau Building Permits Survey, annual cumulative data. Why this matters: permits trending up signals strong demand for new inventory; permits contracting at the same time foreclosure activity rises indicates broader market softening (deals price differently). Multifamily share shows whether the market is densifying or holding to single-family stock.

Macro context: state home prices and national delinquency

Clark County filings should be read against the broader housing-market backdrop. Indiana state home-price trend and the national mortgage-delinquency rate are the two macro signals most directly relevant to foreclosure exposure.

IndicatorValuePeriod
Indiana home price index (year-over-year)+4.6%2026-04-01
Indiana home price index (cumulative since 2020)+67.6%2026-04-01
National mortgage delinquency rate (30+ day, single-family)1.86%2026-04-01

Sources: Federal Housing Finance Agency state house price indices (FRED series INSTHPI); Federal Reserve Board, Mortgage Delinquency 30+Day Rate on Single-Family Residential Mortgages (FRED series DRSFRMACBS). Updated quarterly. Free public data.

Local-market benchmark

Demographics of the ZIPs where filings cluster, weighted by filing count and benchmarked against Census ACS 2023 5-year:

IndicatorFiling-weighted average
Median household income (where filings cluster)$76,668
Median home value$215,617
Owner-occupancy rate75.8%
Renter share of households24.2%
Median gross rent$1,054/mo

Source: U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-year estimates, weighted by Keystone's filing volume across 10 top ZIPs.

Most active foreclosure plaintiffs in Clark County

Top mortgage holders and servicers named in foreclosure complaints filed in this county. Lender names are normalized to collapse common legal-suffix variants (e.g. "as Trustee for X Trust", "N.A.").

RankPlaintiff
1 NEWREZ LLC
2 FIRST MERCHANTS BANK S/B/M TO FIRST SAVINGS BANK
3 AMERIHOME MORTGAGE COMPANY, LLC
4 U.S. BANK N.A.
5 THE HUNTINGTON NATIONAL BANK
6 U.S. BANK TRUST, N.A
7 ROCKET MORTGAGE, LLC F/K/A QUICKEN LOANS, LLC
8 SOUTHWEST STAGE FUNDING, LLC
9 PENNYMAC LOAN SERVICES, LLC

Source: public foreclosure filings in Clark County. Court records are public information.

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FEMA flood zone exposure

Are distressed properties concentrated in flood-prone areas? By checking each property's coordinates against FEMA's National Flood Hazard Layer, we identify which filings fall in Special Flood Hazard Areas (mandatory flood insurance zones). This analysis covers properties with geocoded locations.

5.3%
in Special Flood Hazard Area
Zone Share
X 91.8%
AE 4.9%
X-levee 1.8%
X-500yr 1.1%
A 0.4%

Source: FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer (NFHL), queried by property coordinates. Zones A/AE/AH/AO/V/VE are Special Flood Hazard Areas (1% annual flood chance, mandatory flood insurance). Zone X is minimal risk.

Lender concentration analysis

Foreclosure activity is spread across many lenders, suggesting diverse distress sources rather than a single institutional wave.

Competitive
Market type
Rank Most active lenders / plaintiffs
1 US BANK NA
2 ROCKET MORTGAGE LLC
3 LAKEVIEW LOAN SERVICING LLC
4 NEWREZ LLC
5 FIRST MERCHANTS BANK S/B/M TO FIRST SAVINGS BANK

Lenders in rank order, most active first. Market type reflects how concentrated foreclosure filings are among plaintiffs. Based on foreclosure filings with identified plaintiffs.

ZIP code distress hotspots

Distress is geographically dispersed, with no single ZIP code dominating. The ZIP codes below are ranked by property-related court filings, most active first.

Rank ZIP Area
1 47130 Jeffersonville
2 47111 Charlestown
3 47129 Clarksville
4 47172 Sellersburg
5 47126 Henryville
6 47106 Borden
7 47143 Memphis
8 47163 Otisco
9 47141 Marysville
10 47162 New Washington

ZIP codes in rank order, most court filings first.

Non-resident owner analysis

45.4% of distressed properties have non-resident owners (the owner's mailing address differs from the property address). These are often rental or investment properties, and landlords in distress tend to be more motivated sellers.

45.4%
Non-resident owners
Case type Non-resident %
Divorce 43.8%
Probate 76.9%
Pre-Foreclosure 9.1%

Non-resident = owner's mailing address differs from the property address. Could indicate out-of-state landlords, inherited estates, second homes, or in-transition properties.

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Distress composition

Distress diversity score: 2.04 (Shannon entropy across case types; higher = more diverse distress sources). The case-type shares are in the filing type breakdown above.

Motivation breakdown

Among filings with a tagged motivation, the most common is Equity Division Sale (55.2%), followed by Inherited Property (29.3%). This motivation breakdown is captured at the court-filing stage.

Motivation / sub-type Share
Equity Division Sale 55.2%
Inherited Property 29.3%
High Urgency Pre-Foreclosure 15.5%

Based on filings tagged with a motivation sub-type at the court-filing stage.

Property Value Profile

The median assessed value of properties in court filings is $203,600. Inherited Property filings involve the highest-value properties (median $245,823), while Probate filings trend lower (median $185,700). The largest segment (58.1%) falls in the $100K - $250K range.

$203,600
Median assessed value
$225,897
Average assessed value
Value range Share
Under $100K 10.2%
$100K - $250K 58.1%
$250K - $500K 28.7%
$500K - $1M 2.8%
Over $1M 0.2%
Value breakdown by case type
Case type Median value Avg value
Divorce $220,800 $238,129
Probate $185,700 $217,043
Pre-Foreclosure $202,900 $216,863
Guardianship $202,201 $225,798
Inherited Property $245,823 $259,674

Based on public property records for properties with court filings. Values are tax-assessed amounts, not market listing prices.

Investment Opportunity Score by ZIP Code

ZIP 47130 (Jeffersonville) ranks first on the composite opportunity score in Clark County. ZIP codes are listed in rank order, highest score first.

Rank ZIP Code Area
#1 47130 Jeffersonville
#2 47111 Charlestown
#3 47129 Clarksville
#4 47172 Sellersburg
#5 47126 Henryville
#6 47106 Borden
#7 47143 Memphis
#8 47141 Marysville
#9 47163 Otisco
#10 47162 New Washington

The score blends court-filing activity, property value, absentee-owner rate and case-type diversity. Compare ZIPs within the same county or state, not across markets.

Based on court filings by property ZIP code; ZIPs with too little data are excluded. Property values from public property records.

Property Type Distribution

86.4% of distressed properties are classified as Single Family, followed by Agricultural (5.5%).

Single Family
Most common (86.4%)
7
Property categories
Property type Share Distribution
Single Family 86.4%
Agricultural 5.5%
Residential 3.8%
Duplex/Multi-Family 2.7%
Industrial 1.0%
Commercial 0.6%
Condo/Townhouse 0.0%
Property type by case type
Case type Dominant property type Share
Divorce Single Family 88.0%
Probate Single Family 83.5%
Pre-Foreclosure Single Family 90.6%
Guardianship Single Family 84.6%
Pre-Probate Single Family 72.7%
Inherited Property Single Family 100.0%

Property classifications from public property records for filings with a classified property. Categories normalized from public-record property classes.

Property Age & Distress Profile

Among filings with year-built data, the 2000+ construction era is most common (34%). Newer properties (2000+) average $316,310, 2.0x the value of Pre-1960 stock ($156,533).

2000+
Most common era (33.9%)
Construction era Share Avg value
Pre-1960 23.3% $156,533
1960–1979 23.9% $199,438
1980–1999 18.9% $223,614
2000+ 33.9% $316,310

Value trend: Properties from the 2000+ era average $316,310, which is 2.02x the value of Pre-1960 stock ($156,533).

Top case types by construction era
Pre-1960: Probate (39.9%), Divorce (31.8%), Pre-Foreclosure (17.4%), Guardianship (6.7%)
1960–1979: Probate (37.7%), Divorce (36.0%), Pre-Foreclosure (14.9%), Guardianship (7.3%)
1980–1999: Divorce (39.1%), Probate (36.2%), Pre-Foreclosure (12.5%), Guardianship (8.1%)
2000+: Divorce (48.4%), Probate (24.0%), Pre-Foreclosure (14.4%), Guardianship (10.0%)

Construction year sourced from public property records. Value is assessed value from the most recent available tax assessment.

Municipality filing concentration in Clark County

Jeffersonville has the most property-related court filings in Clark County, predominantly Divorce. Filing activity is geographically concentrated in a few municipalities.

Concentrated
Geographic spread
Rank Municipality Top case type
1 Jeffersonville Divorce
2 Charlestown Divorce
3 Clarksville Divorce
4 Sellersburg Divorce
5 Henryville Divorce
6 Borden Probate
7 Memphis Divorce
8 Louisville Divorce
9 New Albany Divorce
10 Otisco Probate
11 Marysville Divorce
12 New Washington Divorce
13 Underwood Probate
14 Nabb Probate
15 Floyds Knobs Probate

Municipalities in rank order, most court filings first, among filings with a municipality on the property record. Municipality names from public property records.

Property Value Distribution

$194,526
Median value
$229,895
Average value
Price range Share Distribution
Under $50K 6.0%
$50K–$100K 7.5%
$100K–$150K 16.4%
$150K–$200K 22.3%
$200K–$300K 29.9%
$300K–$500K 15.1%
$500K+ 2.7%
Value by case type
Case type Median value Average value
Divorce $206,302 $253,105
Probate $179,248 $207,981
Pre-Foreclosure $199,707 $209,016
Guardianship $202,672 $260,080
Inherited Property $238,119 $262,061

Assessed property values from public property records for filings with a valuation. Values reflect tax-assessed amounts, not market price.

Ownership Duration Before Filing

The median ownership duration before a court filing is 5.6 years, with 31.3% of owners holding the property 10+ years (a strong equity signal for investors). Probate cases show the longest tenure (7.6 yr median) vs. Divorce (4.6 yr).

5.6 yr
Median tenure
8.4 yr
Average tenure
Ownership period Share Distribution
Under 2 years 20.3%
2–5 years 25.6%
5–10 years 22.8%
10–20 years 19.8%
20+ years 11.5%
Tenure by case type
Case type Median tenure Average tenure
Divorce 4.6 yr 7.0 yr
Probate 7.6 yr 10.5 yr
Pre-Foreclosure 6.4 yr 8.7 yr
Guardianship 5.2 yr 8.9 yr

Duration calculated from last recorded property sale to court filing date, for filings with a recorded prior sale. Longer ownership often correlates with higher equity.

Land vs improvement value composition

Across properties with assessed value breakdowns, the median land share is 19.8% (median land value $42,000, median improvement value $161,250). 2.4% of properties are land-dominant (50%+ land value), which makes them potential teardown or vacant-lot targets. Probate cases skew most land-heavy (median 20.6%) while Inherited Property skews most improvement-heavy (16.7%).

19.8%
Median land share
$42,000
Median land value
$161,250
Median improvement value
2.4%
Land-dominant (50%+)

Land share distribution

Land share bracket % of total
Under 10% 4.1%
10–20% 47.0%
20–30% 36.0%
30–50% 10.4%
50–70% 1.5%
Over 70% 1.0%

Land share by case type

Case type Median land %
Divorce 19.2%
Probate 20.6%
Pre-Foreclosure 20.1%
Guardianship 19.5%
Pre-Probate 17.4%
Inherited Property 16.7%

Analysis of filings with assessed land and improvement value breakdowns.

Methodology and data sources

Top cities for filings within Clark County

Where filings concentrate inside Clark County, by parsed property city or township, in rank order.

Rank City / Township
1Jeffersonville
2Charlestown
3Clarksville
4Sellersburg
5Borden

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Cite: Keystone Court Data, "Clark County Indiana Court Filings Intelligence," 2026-10-21, https://keystonecourtdata.com/reports/clark-in-court-filings-intelligence