The course moves in sequence from statute to strategy: from the legal foundation, to the tenant and landlord paths, to contracts and counsel, to the investor frame, to the advising posture. Each module is self-contained and ends with review questions.
How dispossessory sits within Georgia landlord-tenant law, the design of O.C.G.A. § 44-7-50 et seq., and the three statutory features that shape every case.
The seven-day answer window, procedural and substantive defenses, evidence preparation, appeal, and record consequences.
Pre-filing discipline, affidavit quality, service strategy, hearing preparation, and the split between possession and money judgments.
Lease drafting choices that matter at hearing, specialist vs. generalist representation, and how to scope an engagement.
Eviction risk as a balance-sheet problem: underwriting, reserves, Section 8 context, and what a resilient rental business looks like on paper.
Using the publication in workshops, consultations, and professional advising without crossing the line into the unauthorized practice of law.
Educational publication. This material is not legal advice and does not create an attorney-client relationship. Georgia landlord-tenant law and court procedure change; any reader facing a pending matter should consult qualified Georgia counsel before acting.