The housing market in Georgia has been invaded by institutional investors. What can community associations do to disrupt the invasion?

Is your community’s declaration ready to save your financial reserves or is it fighting against your collection attempts?

The Georgia Property Owners’ Association Act (POA) is a Georgia law adopted in 1994, specifically for homeowner associations. Lazega & Johanson attorneys lead the drafting and adoption of the POA. For more details, read our L&J Quick Facts article.