Although Indiana is known primarily for its flat plains, there is an abundance of lakes and rivers, including the Great Lakes, to provide ample opportunity for waterfront living. In addition, the fertile valleys of Indiana’s central region are the beautiful, historical center of the state. Southern Indiana is known for its deviation from the rest of the plains, as it not only is very hilly, but it also contains many deep, mysterious caverns, which provide hours of entertainment.

Job growth in Indiana, which boasts strong numbers in the steel and electric equipment industries, continues to be higher than many of its neighboring states. This, combined with the affordability of Indiana homes, helps sustain the 6 million current residents, and encourage relocation from other parts of the country. Indiana is, and will continue to remain, a wonderful place to relocate and purchase a home.