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Georgia Reserve Studies

Georgia law doesn't require one, but lenders, insurers and buyers expect it. We match your board with one firm that covers your county.

Aerial view of curving streets and rooftops in an HOA neighborhood

Three parties ask for a study. None of them is the state.

Neither the Condominium Act nor the Property Owners' Association Act sets a reserve rule. Lending, insurance and resale do the asking instead.

Your lender

Since August 3, 2026, far more condo loans get a full review of the budget and reserves, and the reserve line rises to 15% in 2027.

Lender requirements

Your insurer

They ask how old each roof is and whether money is set aside to replace it. On actual cash value cover, an older roof pays out less.

Condominium reserves

Your buyers

They and their agents ask what is in reserve and what is coming due. A current study answers in one document.

Georgia law on reserves

One big bill, two ways to pay it

Pick a replacement and see it per home, two ways. Illustrative, not a study.

The replacement

Pay as a special assessment

$4,920

per home, all at once, in 2033

Save monthly from now

$59

per home, each month, for 84 months

Money paid per home over time: saving monthly rises steadily to the full cost, while a special assessment pays nothing until the due date, then all of it.

Saved by monthSpecial assessment at the due date

Cost rises 3% a year; savings earn nothing. Limit: O.C.G.A. 44-3-80(g). Special assessments

What a study costs

Typical full reserve study fees by community size
CommunityFull study
1 to 49 homes$1,500 to $5,000
50 to 149 homes$2,000 to $8,000
150 to 299 homes$5,000 to $20,000
Mid-rise and high-rise condos$7,000 to $15,000+

Typical ranges, a guide, not a quote. The cost guide

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Start with the ZIP code, so we know which firms cover the area. Then your contact details. The final questions are optional.

We are a referral service, not a reserve study firm. We choose one firm that covers your county, tell you who it is, and pass your request on only when you agree.

Step 1 of 3

Which ZIP code is the association in?
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