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Georgia has minimal statutory landlord-tenant laws. Landlords have broad flexibility but must include all policies in the written lease.

Flexible Regulations

Disclaimer: This information is for general guidance only and may not reflect recent legislative changes. Always consult a licensed attorney for advice specific to your situation and locality.

Key Communication & Notice Requirements

Entry Notice

No statute (24 hrs reasonable)

Before entering the unit

Rent Increase Notice

No statute (30 days standard)

Before raising rent

Late Fee Limit

No statutory limit

After grace period

Grace Period

No statute

Before late fees apply

Eviction Notice

3 days (demand for possession)

Pay-or-vacate (non-payment)

Electronic Notice

Generally accepted

Text, email, or app

Security Deposit Rules

Maximum Deposit

No statutory limit

Return Deadline

30 days

After tenant move-out

Georgia Landlord Communication — Key Rules

1

No statutory entry notice (24 hrs recommended)

2

No cap on late fees or security deposits

3

3-day demand for possession before eviction filing

4

Security deposit returned within 30 days with itemization

5

No statewide rent control

Entry Notice Methods in Georgia

No specific requirement; written recommended

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