Neighborhood Ownership, Transparency, and Accountability (NOTA) Act; enact

Summary

The NOTA Act bars a business entity and its affiliates from buying a single‑family home in any Georgia county with more than 150,000 residents if they already own 25 or more such homes used as rentals. It forces those owners to file detailed ownership, financing and eviction data with the Secretary of State and subjects the properties to inspections. The law gives the Attorney General and private parties civil tools to enforce the limits, including fines and injunctive relief.

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