1. Gather your records
Keep notices, court papers, rent receipts, payment records and landlord messages together. Note every date and keep original documents safe.
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2. Prepare your housing packet
Organize income records, identification and references for a landlord’s stated requirements. Share sensitive documents only through a verified secure channel.
3. Verify before paying
Confirm the property, owner or authorized agent, availability, written rental criteria and fees directly. Eviction Reset does not guarantee acceptance.
Trusted Georgia starting points
Georgia.gov: find available rental housing
Georgia Legal Aid: eviction information and help
Georgia DCA: homelessness assistance resources
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