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The 2026 Georgia (GAR) Purchase & Sale Agreement: 9 Critical Changes Every Agent Must Understand

The 2026 GAR Forms are here for training and will be live for user January 1, 2026. Changes to the Purchase & Sale Agreements (P&S) impact nearly every transaction you’ll write in the coming year. These revisions tighten definitions, clarify responsibilities, and close loopholes that have caused misunderstandings between Buyers, Sellers, and Brokers.

REALsmart – Understanding Deeds in Georgia

In Georgia, not all deeds are created equal. How a property is titled determines who inherits, who controls, and how easy—or hard—it will be to sell later. Below we break down three ownership types.

2025 Updated Education Requirements for Georgia Real Estate Agents & REALTORS®

Georgia agents need license law and Broker education. REALTORS® need Code of Ethics and Fair Housing. The requirements differ for these classes.