04/04/2026
Attention Georgia Homeowners in HOAs đ¨
SB 406 just passed⌠and letâs just say, things are about to shift.
Georgia made a major move. đđ˝
On the final day of the 2026 legislative session, the Georgia Property Ownersâ Bill of Rights Act was sent to Brian Kemp after passing both chambers with overwhelming support.
Translation? Oversight is here.
For the 2.3 million Georgians living in HOAs, this changes the game.
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đĄ What this means for you:
âď¸ HOAs must register with the state â or risk losing enforcement power
âď¸ You now have a path to file complaints directly with the state
âď¸ Foreclosure protections are tighter and more structured
âď¸ Payments must be applied properly â no more gray areas
âď¸ Attorney fees now come with limits and oversight
âď¸ Your rights as a homeowner are clearly defined
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â° Timeline to know:
⢠July 1, 2026 â Attorney fee changes go into effect
⢠January 1, 2027 â Full rollout
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This didnât happen by accident.
Homeowners spoke up. Pressure built. Action followed.
And now? Real protections are on the table.
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đŹ If you live in an HOA â or youâre considering buying in one â this matters.
Save this. Share this. Know what youâre stepping into.
Because who you hire matters⌠but so does what youâre buying into.
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