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Georgia’s deposit statute has been captured, but its deadline and penalty are still being checked against a second official source. No letter is sold for this state yet.
Second official source (Georgia Attorney General ConsumerEd) agrees on the 30-day refund deadline and that attorney fees are available, but its description of the treble remedy adds a ten-unit / third-party-manager condition and treats the whole deposit as the base. The statute (O.C.G.A. 44-7-35(c)) multiplies the sum improperly withheld and states no unit threshold, so the two sources do not agree on the penalty and the state stays in review.
O.C.G.A. §§ 44-7-33, 44-7-34, 44-7-35
The Georgia builder opens with the deadline computed from your own dates, the statute quoted with its section number, and a penalty paragraph only if the penalty is verified. For now the page shows the citation and the status — no price and no number we cannot stand behind.
The deadline for Georgia is still being verified. Until it passes, the builder stays closed.
No penalty amount is stated for this state yet.
Tell the builder that you received one. The letter acknowledges it and disputes the amounts you say are wrong.
No. It is a self-help document tool, not a law firm. If your claim is large or disputed, speak to a landlord-tenant lawyer or legal aid.