Georgia Foreclosure
- Foreclosure is a legal process that allows your lender to sell your house and use the money to pay back the loan.
- Georgia is a non - judicial foreclosure state. To foreclose, the lender only has follow special rules to notify you.
- Foreclosure is not the same as eviction. You cannot be evicted until after the foreclosure sale. You don’t have to leave your house until you are legally evicted.
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