Free · About 3 minutes
Is your Georgia HOA ready for SB 406?
Answer ten yes/no questions. You get a score and a checklist of what is still open, with a plain-language guide for each item. Your answers stay in your browser: nothing is stored or sent.
Not legal advice. This page is general information for volunteer boards. It is not legal advice, and laws and documents differ. Ask your association’s attorney before you act on it.
- Is my information stored or sent anywhere?
- No. The score is worked out in your browser. Nothing you answer is saved, sent or logged, and closing the tab forgets it.
- Does a perfect score mean we are compliant?
- No. It is a self-check against ten points drawn from SB 406. Your attorney should confirm what applies to your association.
Start with the guides
- GuideGeorgia HOA registration 2027 (SB 406): a guide for boardsFrom January 1, 2027, an owners’ association must be registered with the Georgia Secretary of State, or must opt out in writing.
- GuideGeorgia HOA attorney’s fee notice (SB 406 § 7) explainedBefore a Georgia association can collect or be awarded attorney’s fees, it must send an initial written notice by certified mail or statutory overnight delivery.
- GuideGeorgia HOA foreclosure threshold 2027 (SB 406) explainedUntil December 31, 2026: 30 days’ notice, a $2,000 minimum lien, and a four-year lien.
- GuideGeorgia owners’ rights 2027 (SB 406): the twelve rights explainedFrom January 1, 2027, SB 406 gives owners twelve listed rights, from records to meetings to foreclosure process.
Want this handled for your board?
Book a short demo. We load your governing documents and show the Georgia tools on your own rules. The board decides afterwards. We reply within 1 business day.
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