United States / Georgia
Fast-growing Sunbelt rental market with landlord-friendly legal framework and Georgia-specific dispossessory proceedings.
Regulatory Framework
Georgia rental relationships are governed by Title 44, Chapter 7 of the Georgia Code. Georgia is considered one of the most landlord-friendly states, with no rent control, no mandatory grace periods, and a relatively fast dispossessory (eviction) process. Landlords must provide a written demand for possession before filing a dispossessory proceeding. Security deposits have no statutory cap, but landlords must place deposits in an escrow account and provide tenants with a move-in inspection list within 3 business days of occupancy.
Key Rules at a Glance
Built for Georgia
Generate demand-for-possession letters and track the full dispossessory timeline from filing through Magistrate Court hearing and writ of possession execution.
Georgia requires escrow accounts for deposits in properties with 10+ units. Revun tracks escrow compliance, move-in inspection lists, and itemized deduction timelines.
The Atlanta metro spans multiple counties with different Magistrate Court procedures. Revun adapts filing requirements, hearing schedules, and local rules by county.
Georgia's high in-migration creates fast-moving rental markets. Revun provides market-rate analysis and lease renewal pricing tools to keep rents current with rapidly shifting conditions.
Coverage
Revun handles Georgia Landlord-Tenant Act (Title 44, Chapter 7) compliance so you can focus on your portfolio.
