In Georgia real estate contracts, there are defaults that DO NOT automatically terminate the contract. Instead, GAR contracts often require notice and an opportunity to cure before a party can take further action.

This article walks through all of the revised disclosure-related forms used in Georgia residential transactions — F301, F302, CAD, Lead-Based Paint, and 2 New GAR Disclosures  — with an emphasis on what is actually required, what is optional, and how agents should use each form in practice.