Kindly advice, as an expat lives 330 days overseas, but own a house subject for rental income , do i need to file state tax ?

[ehababdo]

do I file a state tax return if I own a property in that state but don't live in ?

[SweetieJean]

Which state?

[Carl]

Depends on the state. For example, FL does not tax personal income. So no tax return for that state.

[Critter-3]

Yes you should even if the property runs at a loss to preserve that information for the time you sell the property ... if you have not been reporting the property and depreciation the state may not recognize it later. 

[TomD8]

The general rule is that rental income from a property located in State X is taxable by State X, as well as by the owner's state of residence.

[Opus 17]

If you abandoned your in-state domicile when you moved overseas, then you are no longer a resident of the state.  However, as a non-resident, you are required to file a non-resident tax return that reports and pays income tax on locally sourced income (in-state income).  A rental property in state A would be considered to be state A-sourced income.  

[ehababdo]

State of Indiana 

[TomD8]

Rental income from a property located in Indiana is taxable by Indiana.  This website will guide you as to whether you should file as a resident, part-year resident, or nonresident:

https://www.in.gov/dor/individual-income-taxes/individual-income-tax-overview/