Georgia Seller Disclosure Requirements

Overview

Georgia requires sellers to complete a property disclosure statement, but it is limited compared to many states. Sellers must disclose known defects but the form uses 'yes/no/unknown' format.

What Sellers Must Disclose in Georgia

• Seller's Property Disclosure Statement required
• Known property defects affecting value
• Structural problems including foundation and roof
• Water intrusion or damage
• Plumbing, electrical, and mechanical systems condition
• Environmental hazards (lead, asbestos)
• Flood zone status

Timeline Requirements

Must be provided before binding agreement is signed

Penalties for Non-Disclosure

Buyer may terminate if disclosure not provided; seller liable for fraudulent concealment or misrepresentation

How Show & Disclose Helps Georgia Sellers

Managing disclosures is one of the most important — and most stressful — parts of selling your home. Show & Disclose gives Georgia sellers a professional platform to:

• Organize your disclosures — Keep all disclosure documents in one place with timestamps showing when they were shared
• Share with buyer agents — Give agents access to your disclosures through your professional portal before showings
• Manage showings — Schedule, approve, and track all showing requests from one dashboard
• Collect feedback — Get automated post-showing feedback from every visiting agent
• Protect yourself — Digital timestamps prove you provided disclosures, reducing future liability

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