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Real Estate Laws in Georgia.
Georgia real-estate law runs primarily through Title 44 of the O.C.G.A. Georgia allows non-judicial foreclosure under power-of-sale deeds to secure debt, which makes Georgia one of the faster-foreclosure states. Georgia also uses a distinctive dispossessory proceeding in Magistrate Court for residential evictions.
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Title 44 is Georgia’s main property statute, covering conveyances, liens, recording, deeds to secure debt, and landlord-tenant issues.
Georgia allows non-judicial foreclosure under power-of-sale deeds to secure debt, subject to statutory notice and publication requirements.
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