Fulton County · Georgia

Sell Your Senior Transition House Fast in Atlanta

Georgia governs powers of attorney under the Georgia Power of Attorney Act (O.C.G.A. § 10-6B-1 et seq.), which took effect in 2017 and aligned Georgia's POA statutes with the Uniform Power of Attorney Act — a properly drafted statutory POA allows an agent to sell real property on behalf of an incapacitated parent or loved one without court intervention, which is critical for families coordinating a move into one of Georgia's many memory care or assisted living facilities. Georgia Medicaid's SOURCE waiver covers home- and community-based services, and the primary residence is generally exempt from Medicaid estate recovery while the recipient or a qualifying spouse remains in the home, though the Georgia Department of Community Health may pursue estate recovery after the recipient's death. From Atlanta's senior communities to retirement corridors in Savannah and Augusta, we help families close in 14 days or fewer so sale proceeds are available the moment a facility requires move-in payment.

• No repairs, cleaning, or staging — leave it as-is
• We work around move-out schedules, no pressure
• Compassionate process for the whole family
• We can coordinate directly with family or POA