Georgia Real Estate Investor Directory
11280 providers listed in Georgia, with county detail recorded in 12 counties. Updated November 13, 2026. Pair with Georgia real estate lead lists to work the same counties.
Georgia providers by category
- Contractors
- Realtors
- Energy & Exterior
- Marketing & Media
- Property Management
- Tech & Back Office
- Sales & Lead Gen
- Closing Services
- Coaching & Education
- Maintenance & Restoration
- Lenders & Hard Money
- Advisors
Georgia counties covered
- Chatham County
- Cherokee County
- Cobb County
- Columbia County
- Coweta County
- DeKalb County
- Douglas County
- Forsyth County
- Fulton County
- Gwinnett County
- Henry County
- Richmond County
Counties are listed for providers who supplied one. Providers without a county still appear in the list below.
Georgia providers
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Columbus Title Agency Closing ServicesLocally owned title and escrow agency incorporated in 1983 that serves real estate agents, lenders and the commercial and construction industries.
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Connell's Heating & Air ContractorsHeating and air company at 300 Rose Street, Martinez, stating it has served the community since 1989.
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Connor Plumbing Company ContractorsPlumbing company led by licensed master plumber Chris Connor at 378 Tower Road, Martinez; states operation since 1988 with 24/7 emergency service.
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Cook & James Closing ServicesReal estate law firm founded in 2006 that handles residential purchases, refinances, title clearance and deed preparation. It describes itself as a pioneer of at-home closings.
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Cool Masters Services ContractorsAdvertises 24/7 HVAC repair and installation and says it is a Carrier Factory Authorized Dealer, family-owned since 2005.
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Cool Season Heating & Cooling ContractorsCumming-based HVAC company with an office at 105 Enterprise Dr, Suite E. Lists itself as a Bryant/Carrier factory authorized dealer with NATE-certified technicians.
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Cornerstone Remodeling Atlanta ContractorsResidential remodeling contractor offering kitchen and bathroom remodels, basement projects and related home renovations. Address comes from older site pages.
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Cox Plumbing ContractorsPlumbing service and repair company at 1172 Alabama St in Carrollton.
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Creativo Painting LLC ContractorsPainting company serving homes and businesses in Kennesaw and Cobb County. Its site lists painting, repairs, pressure washing and property improvements, with written quotes at n...
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Critique Home Inspections AdvisorsOwner-run home inspection firm led by a Valdosta native, serving Valdosta, Brooks, Thomasville and Nashville.
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CRM Construction & Renovation ContractorsAtlanta remodeling and general contracting company doing whole-home remodels, additions and design-build projects. States Georgia contractor license GCC009912.
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Cross Plumbing (G. E. Cross Inc.) ContractorsPlumbing company at 7371 Blythe Island Highway in Brunswick serving Brunswick, St. Simons and Jekyll.
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Crown Contracting, LLC ContractorsCrown Contracting, LLC is a Lawrenceville contractor listed with the Better Business Bureau.
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Cunningham Associates ContractorsCunningham Associates is a HVAC contractor based at 3114 Marjan Dr, Atlanta, GA 30340. It holds a 4.8-star Google rating from 1,120 reviews and serves the Atlanta area.
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Custom Professional Remodeling, Inc. ContractorsMarietta remodeling company that reports operating in Cobb County since 1999, doing kitchen, bathroom and basement projects.
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Cynthia Knight – HomeSmart RealtorsCynthia Knight is associated with the HomeSmart listing in the ListCentral directory. The record identifies the business as an investor friendly estate agent in Georgia, giving ...
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D & D Fence Co ContractorsFence company located at 1521 Lane Creek Dr in Bishop near Athens.
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D&R Painting & Construction ContractorsPainting company offering free quotes to residential and commercial customers in Newnan and Carrollton.
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Dalton Roofing Co ContractorsRoof replacement and repair company serving Dalton that advertises a free same-day written estimate.
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Dana Inspection Services AdvisorsHome inspection business based in Roswell. Offers add-on inspections such as mold, radon, septic, stucco, sewer line and thermal imaging.
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Dana Inspection Services AdvisorsHome inspection business based in Roswell. Offers add-on inspections such as mold, radon, septic, stucco, sewer line and thermal imaging.
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Dana Inspection Services AdvisorsHome inspection business based in Roswell. Offers add-on inspections such as mold, radon, septic, stucco, sewer line and thermal imaging.
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Dana Inspection Services AdvisorsHome inspection business based in Roswell. Offers add-on inspections such as mold, radon, septic, stucco, sewer line and thermal imaging.
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Dana Inspection Services AdvisorsHome inspection business based in Roswell. Offers add-on inspections such as mold, radon, septic, stucco, sewer line and thermal imaging.
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Dana Inspection Services AdvisorsHome inspection business based in Roswell. Offers add-on inspections such as mold, radon, septic, stucco, sewer line and thermal imaging.
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Dana Inspection Services AdvisorsHome inspection business based in Roswell. Offers add-on inspections such as mold, radon, septic, stucco, sewer line and thermal imaging.
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Dana Inspection Services AdvisorsHome inspection business based in Roswell. Offers add-on inspections such as mold, radon, septic, stucco, sewer line and thermal imaging.
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Dana Inspection Services AdvisorsHome inspection business based in Roswell. Offers add-on inspections such as mold, radon, septic, stucco, sewer line and thermal imaging.
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Dana Inspection Services AdvisorsHome inspection business based in Roswell. Offers add-on inspections such as mold, radon, septic, stucco, sewer line and thermal imaging.
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Dana Inspection Services AdvisorsHome inspection business based in Roswell. Offers add-on inspections such as mold, radon, septic, stucco, sewer line and thermal imaging.
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Dana Inspection Services AdvisorsHome inspection business based in Roswell. Offers add-on inspections such as mold, radon, septic, stucco, sewer line and thermal imaging.
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Dana Inspection Services AdvisorsHome inspection business based in Roswell. Offers add-on inspections such as mold, radon, septic, stucco, sewer line and thermal imaging.
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Dana Inspection Services AdvisorsHome inspection business based in Roswell. Offers add-on inspections such as mold, radon, septic, stucco, sewer line and thermal imaging.
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Dana Inspection Services AdvisorsHome inspection business based in Roswell. Offers add-on inspections such as mold, radon, septic, stucco, sewer line and thermal imaging.
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Dana Inspection Services AdvisorsHome inspection business based in Roswell. Offers add-on inspections such as mold, radon, septic, stucco, sewer line and thermal imaging.
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Dana Inspection Services AdvisorsHome inspection business based in Roswell. Offers add-on inspections such as mold, radon, septic, stucco, sewer line and thermal imaging.
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Dana Inspection Services AdvisorsHome inspection business based in Roswell. Offers add-on inspections such as mold, radon, septic, stucco, sewer line and thermal imaging.
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Dana Inspection Services AdvisorsHome inspection business based in Roswell. Offers add-on inspections such as mold, radon, septic, stucco, sewer line and thermal imaging.
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Dana Inspection Services AdvisorsHome inspection business based in Roswell. Offers add-on inspections such as mold, radon, septic, stucco, sewer line and thermal imaging.
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Dana Inspection Services AdvisorsHome inspection business based in Roswell. Offers add-on inspections such as mold, radon, septic, stucco, sewer line and thermal imaging.
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Dana Inspection Services AdvisorsHome inspection business based in Roswell. Offers add-on inspections such as mold, radon, septic, stucco, sewer line and thermal imaging.
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Dana Inspection Services AdvisorsHome inspection business based in Roswell. Offers add-on inspections such as mold, radon, septic, stucco, sewer line and thermal imaging.
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Dana Inspection Services AdvisorsHome inspection business based in Roswell. Offers add-on inspections such as mold, radon, septic, stucco, sewer line and thermal imaging.
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Dana Inspection Services AdvisorsHome inspection business based in Roswell. Offers add-on inspections such as mold, radon, septic, stucco, sewer line and thermal imaging.
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Dana Inspection Services AdvisorsHome inspection business based in Roswell. Offers add-on inspections such as mold, radon, septic, stucco, sewer line and thermal imaging.
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Dana Inspection Services AdvisorsHome inspection business based in Roswell. Offers add-on inspections such as mold, radon, septic, stucco, sewer line and thermal imaging.
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Dana Inspection Services AdvisorsHome inspection business based in Roswell. Offers add-on inspections such as mold, radon, septic, stucco, sewer line and thermal imaging.
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Dana Inspection Services AdvisorsHome inspection business based in Roswell. Offers add-on inspections such as mold, radon, septic, stucco, sewer line and thermal imaging.
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Dana Inspection Services AdvisorsHome inspection business based in Roswell. Offers add-on inspections such as mold, radon, septic, stucco, sewer line and thermal imaging.
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Dana Inspection Services AdvisorsHome inspection business based in Roswell. Offers add-on inspections such as mold, radon, septic, stucco, sewer line and thermal imaging.
Showing 101–150 of 11280 Georgia providers.
Georgia is one of the fastest foreclosure states in the country, and that single fact drives how investors work it. Non-judicial sales run on a fixed monthly calendar with no post-sale redemption, so the window to reach a distressed owner is short. Georgia also runs a redeemable tax deed system that behaves unlike a standard tax lien, and it licenses residential and general contractors at state level.
Georgia licenses contractors — and splits the licence in two
Unlike Texas, Georgia does license construction at state level, through the State Licensing Board for Residential and General Contractors. The split matters: a residential-basic or residential-light commercial licence covers homes and small commercial work, while a general contractor licence covers larger commercial scopes.
Trades are licensed separately — electrical, plumbing, conditioned air and low-voltage each have their own state licence under the Construction Industry Licensing Board. Ask which licence your contractor holds, confirm it covers residential work if that is your asset, and look the number up with the Secretary of State's licensing division. Verify current requirements directly with the board; classifications and exemptions change.
First Tuesday, four weeks' notice, no second chance
Georgia foreclosures are non-judicial and fast. The security deed almost always contains a power of sale, the sale is advertised in the county legal organ for four consecutive weeks, and the sale itself happens on the first Tuesday of the month at the county courthouse.
The part that separates Georgia from Alabama or Michigan: there is generally no post-sale right of redemption for the former owner. Once the gavel falls, the equity is gone. For an investor marketing to owners in default that compresses everything — a pre-foreclosure list worked 45 days late in Georgia is often a list of people who no longer own the house. Work the filings fresh and treat the first Tuesday as the deadline. Confirm statutory detail with Georgia counsel.
Redeemable tax deeds: 20% and a barment process
Georgia does not sell plain tax liens. It sells a redeemable tax deed: you take a deed at the tax sale, but the former owner and other interested parties retain a right to redeem for at least 12 months by repaying the purchase price plus a 20% premium.
If nobody redeems, you do not automatically own clear title — you must foreclose the right of redemption through a barment notice process before the deed ripens. Investors who treat a Georgia tax deed as an immediate ownership interest get this wrong. Budget for the barment step and for counsel. This is general orientation, not legal advice.
Year's support: a Georgia probate device worth knowing
Georgia probate carries a device most states do not: year's support, a petition that can set aside estate property for a surviving spouse or minor children, and which can take priority over some creditor claims. It can move title in ways a standard probate timeline would not predict.
For an investor working Georgia probate lists or pre-probate data, the practical read is that the person with authority to sell may not be the person you expect, and the timeline may be shorter than a supervised administration implies. Confirm any specific estate with a Georgia probate attorney.
Vetting a Georgia contractor or agent: a short checklist
- Confirm which state licence the contractor holds — residential-basic, residential-light commercial or general — and that it matches your asset.
- Get trade licence numbers separately for electrical, plumbing and conditioned air.
- On a distressed lead, check the legal organ advertisements before you spend on marketing. Four weeks of notice means the sale date is already public.
- On a tax deed, budget for barment and for the 12-month redemption window before you count the asset as yours.
- Get a certificate of insurance naming you and confirm it covers the actual scope.
- Use a written draw schedule. Never fund ahead of completed work.
Get listed in the Georgia directory
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Georgia directory FAQs
Does Georgia license general contractors?
Yes. Georgia licenses residential and general contractors through the State Licensing Board for Residential and General Contractors, and licenses electrical, plumbing and conditioned air trades separately. Confirm the licence type covers residential work if that is your asset.
How fast is a Georgia foreclosure?
Fast. Sales are non-judicial, advertised for four consecutive weeks in the county legal organ, and held on the first Tuesday of the month at the courthouse. There is generally no post-sale right of redemption.
How does a Georgia tax deed work?
Georgia sells redeemable tax deeds rather than plain liens. Interested parties may redeem for at least 12 months by paying the purchase price plus a 20% premium. If nobody redeems you must foreclose the right of redemption through a barment process before title is clear.
Which Georgia counties have the most investor activity?
Fulton, DeKalb, Gwinnett, Cobb and Clayton carry the most volume in metro Atlanta, with Henry and Douglas counties active on the edge of the metro.
Browsing another market? See the Alabama investor directory or South Carolina investor directory, or return to the full investor directory.