Both the state and county government websites have ZIP about this.

Governments print money and try to fix problems that way = inflation. 

I have an apartment complex in Indiana some of my tenants are taking advantage of the fact that I cannot evict them due to them not paying rent (COVID-19) even though they are getting government funding.

They will now face Future inability or difficulty to find quality affordable housing being offered to tenants.In essence, this is the problem with government run real estate.

Do you happen to know which government entity I would need to contact to find out if the property is eligible and how to register for use as a rooming house?

The two mortgage giants, whose government backing is crucial to holding down mortgage rates, earlier this year began to cap how many of these loans it purchases, at the direction of federal officials.The coronavirus pandemic has had a counterintuitive effect on the housing market.

Landlord due diligence should include verification of identity (copy of a valid, unexpired Federal or state government photo identification), criminal records search, credit report, prior employment history, State licensing agency, if any, search, the Better Business Bureau, Internet and social media search, and trade references.In my State only licensed Real Estate Brokers may act as property managers. 

The government eviction bans, ostensibly designed to help tenants, are forcing me to play more defense and only rent to people who are probably on their way to be home owners in a few years anyways.

@Michele Fischer I hadn't considered government relief as a possibility.

If a governor, government or governing health  entity can make a rule that we can't evict for non--payment of rent, let's reduce the amount considered 'rent'.