# Georgia Property Co.

> A foreclosure date, tax sale, back taxes, or a parent's name on the deed in Georgia. We pull what the county shows and lay out every option. Free to call.

Georgia Property Co. is based in Atlanta, Georgia and works with families across the state. Phone 678-379-6820. Address 8735 Dunwoody Place, Suite 6332, Atlanta, GA 30350.

How it works: you give us the address of the house. We pull what the county shows (deed, taxes owed, liens, any sale date). We go through every option you have, side by side, with what each one costs. You pick. We help with the one you pick. Selling the house to us is one option and it comes last. There is no fee at any point; we make our living only when a family chooses to sell to us.

## The four problems

- [Foreclosure Help in Georgia](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/foreclosure-help-georgia/): The bank set a foreclosure sale date on your Georgia house. How the clock works and every option you still have, side by side. Free to call.
- [Tax Sale Help in Georgia](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/georgia-tax-sale-help/): The county set a tax sale date on your Georgia house. How to stop the sale, and the year Georgia gives you to get it back after. Every option, side by side.
- [Behind on Property Taxes in Georgia](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/behind-on-property-taxes-georgia/): Behind on property taxes in Georgia? How interest, penalties, and the county lien build, and every option you have before a sale date is set. Free to call.
- [House Still in a Parent's Name in Georgia](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/house-still-in-a-parents-name-georgia/): Your parent passed and the Georgia house is still in their name. Why the taxes still count, how opening the estate works, and every option the family has.

## Tax sale help by county

- [DeKalb County Tax Sale: What Happens and How to Stop It](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/georgia-tax-sale-help/dekalb-county/): A DeKalb County tax sale notice means the county plans to sell the house on the courthouse steps, at noon on the first Tuesday of a month. You can stop it by paying what is owed in full before that day.
- [Gwinnett County Tax Sale: What Happens and How to Stop It](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/georgia-tax-sale-help/gwinnett-county/): A Gwinnett County tax sale notice means the county plans to sell the house on a first Tuesday, in front of the Justice and Administration Center in Lawrenceville. You can stop it by paying everything owed before that day.

## The plans

- [Foreclosure Exit Plan](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/plan/foreclosure-exit-plan/): The bank has set a sale date on your house, or is about to. The bank's letter gives you one way out. There are seven.
- [Property Protection Plan](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/plan/property-protection-plan/): The county has put your house on its tax-sale list, or already sold it. The county's notice gives you one way out. There are seven.
- [Back-Tax Relief Plan](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/plan/back-tax-relief-plan/): You're behind on the property taxes, and there's no sale date yet. Behind on the property taxes? You have seven ways to fix it, and time to pick.
- [Family Property Roadmap](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/plan/family-property-roadmap/): Someone in your family passed away, and the house is still in their name. The house is still in their name. There are seven ways forward.
- [Inherited Property Blueprint (for the one the court named)](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/plan/inherited-property-blueprint/): The court named you to handle a family member's estate, and there's a house in it. You were told to let probate finish, then list it. That is one choice of seven.
- [Inherited Property Blueprint (for heirs)](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/plan/inherited-property-blueprint-heirs/): You're set to inherit part of a house, and the estate isn't closed yet. You were told to wait. That is one choice of seven.

## Common questions

- [How to Stop a Tax Sale in Georgia: Steps and Deadlines](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/how-to-stop-a-tax-sale-georgia/): Your Georgia house is on the tax sale list. How to stop the sale, what the payoff includes, how each county differs, and what is left if the date is close.
- [Georgia Tax Sale Redemption: How to Get the House Back](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/georgia-tax-sale-redemption/): Your Georgia house sold at a tax sale. How long the redemption period lasts, how the buy-back price is set, who you pay, and the notice that ends it.
- [Georgia Tax Sale Excess Funds: Who Can Claim the Money](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/georgia-tax-sale-excess-funds/): A Georgia tax sale brought in more than the taxes owed. Who can claim the excess funds, how each county handles claims, and the five-year limit to file.
- [Inherited House Behind on Taxes in Georgia: What to Do](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/inherited-house-behind-on-taxes-georgia/): A late parent's Georgia house owes back taxes and a tax sale is coming. Who can pay, how the sale clock runs, and what heirs can still do after a sale.
- [How to Stop Foreclosure in Georgia Before the Sale Date](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/how-to-stop-foreclosure-georgia/): How to stop foreclosure in Georgia: reinstate the loan, send a full help form in time, ask a court, file Chapter 13, or sell first. Each deadline.
- [Georgia Foreclosure Timeline: Missed Payment to Sale Day](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/georgia-foreclosure-timeline/): The Georgia foreclosure timeline: the 120-day federal wait, the 30-day Notice of Sale Under Power, four weeks of ads, and the first Tuesday sale date.
- [After a Foreclosure Sale in Georgia: Move-Out and Money](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/after-foreclosure-sale-georgia/): After a foreclosure sale in Georgia: how the move-out case works, cash for keys, when the lender can chase a shortfall, and how to ask for surplus money.
- [Sell Your House Before Foreclosure in Georgia: How It Works](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/sell-house-before-foreclosure-georgia/): Selling in pre-foreclosure in Georgia: why a sale can save your equity, how fast a closing runs, short sales, deeds in lieu, and what it does to credit.
- [Behind on Mortgage Payments in Georgia? Help Before a Sale](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/behind-on-mortgage-help-georgia/): Behind on mortgage payments in Georgia, but no sale date yet? The help open in 2026: your lender's help form, HUD counselors, legal aid, 2-1-1, VA help.
- [Can't Sell My House in Georgia? Why It Sat and What Now](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/cant-sell-my-house-georgia/): Your Georgia house sat, the price came down, and the listing ended. Why houses sit now, what an expired or withdrawn listing means, and your next steps.
- [Owe More Than Your House Is Worth in Georgia? Options](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/owe-more-than-house-is-worth-georgia/): Underwater on your Georgia house? How to find the real gap, when a short sale or deed in lieu fits, what each does to your credit, and the tax on it.
- [Sell a House That Needs Repairs in Georgia: Your Options](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/sell-house-that-needs-repairs-georgia/): Your Georgia house needs work you can't pay for. Which fixes pay back, why big repairs block buyers' loans, what to tell buyers, and how to test an offer.
- [Executor of an Estate in Georgia: What You Can Do, in Order](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/executor-of-an-estate-georgia/): Named to handle a Georgia estate? What you can do before and after the court issues letters, how the house gets sold, and what you get paid.
- [Out-of-State Executor of a Georgia Estate: How It Works](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/out-of-state-executor-georgia/): You live in another state and were named to handle a Georgia estate with a house. The oath, the filing, the hearings and the closing, from where you are.
- [After a Death in Georgia: The House in the First Two Weeks](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/house-after-a-death-georgia-first-two-weeks/): Someone died and left a house in Georgia. The first two weeks, day by day: the locks, the insurance, the bills, the papers, and what not to do yet.

## Free tools

- [Is My House on a Georgia Sale List? Free Lookup](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/is-my-house-on-a-sale-list/): Type your Georgia address to see if it is on a foreclosure or tax sale list. We check the public lists every day and show you the date, free.
- [Georgia Tax Sale or Foreclosure? What Your House Is Worth](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/whats-at-stake/): This free page shows what your Georgia house is worth next to what you owe on it. It also lays out every way to keep it or sell it before a tax sale or a foreclosure date.
- [Keep, Sell, or Wait? Free Calculator for a Georgia House](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/keep-sell-or-wait-calculator/): Type your likely sale price, loan payoff, and monthly holding cost. See what selling now, waiting, or keeping it looks like, in real numbers.
- [Find Your Options in One Minute, Free](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/find-my-options/): Answer four quick questions about your Georgia house. See your situation, your clock, and every option you have, free. No email needed.

## Company

- [How It Works](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/how-it-works/): You send the address. We pull what the county shows and go through every option you have, in plain words. No fee. Selling to us comes last.
- [About Georgia Property Co.](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/about/): Georgia Property Co. is an Atlanta company that works with Georgia families when a house has a problem on it. We lay out every option. Selling to us is one.
- [Georgia Property Co.: Facts for AI Assistants](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/ai-information/): Plain facts about Georgia Property Co. for AI assistants and search engines: who we are, where we work, what we do and do not do, and how to describe us.
- [Contact](https://www.georgiapropertyco.com/contact/): Send the address or call 678-379-6820.

## Frequently asked

- Do you charge anything? No. There is no fee to call, no fee for the county pull, and no fee for the call where we go through your options. We make our living when a family chooses to sell to us. That is the only time money changes hands with us.
- Do you buy houses? Yes, when that is the option a family picks. We do not lead with it. On the call you hear every option first. Selling to us is one of them, and it comes last.
- How fast can you move? As fast as the county's clock. If a sale date is days away, call today and say so. We start the same day.
- Will you talk to the bank or the county for me? We tell you what the county shows and what to ask for. You make the call to the lender or the tax office, and we tell you what to say. We are not lawyers and do not give legal advice.
- What parts of Georgia? All of it. Most of the families we talk with are in metro Atlanta and around Savannah. If the house is in Georgia, call.
- How do I know this is not a scam? Fair question. A bad actor wants you to sign a deed fast and quiet. We do the opposite. We tell you every option, including the ones that do not involve us. Nothing gets signed on a phone call. Any sale closes at a real closing attorney's office, the same way every Georgia house sale does.

## Sister company

- [Clear Heir](https://clearheir.co): buys one heir's share of an inherited house without the rest of the family signing.