A Georgia general warranty deed conveys property to a buyer with a complete warranty of the title. Through this deed, the seller assures that they have the right to sell the property and that the title is free of defects. If a title issue arises, even if it was not known to the seller, they are legally obligated to defend it on the buyer’s behalf.
A Georgia general warranty deed conveys property to a buyer with a complete warranty of the title. Through this deed, the seller assures that they have the right to sell the property and that the title is free of defects. If a title issue arises, even if it was not known to the seller, they are legally obligated to defend it on the buyer’s behalf.
A Georgia general warranty deed conveys property to a buyer with a complete warranty of the title. Through this deed, the seller assures that they have the right to sell the property and that the title is free of defects. If a title issue arises, even if it was not known to the seller, they are legally obligated to defend it on the buyer’s behalf.
As of January 2025, all self-filers must file their deed online.[3] If the deed is being submitted by another party on the grantor’s behalf (such as an attorney), the filing can be done at the Superior Court. The recording fee is $25.[4]
Form PT-61 – This form is used to calculate the transfer tax due and must be completed when a deed is being recorded.[5]
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