Your agent can
- Answer your maintenance line nights, weekends and holidays
- Take the property, unit and problem the way your intake form asks
- Follow your written rules for water, heat and lockouts
- Tell anyone who reports fire or gas to get out and call 911 first
- Explain your application steps from the policy you give us
Your agent will not
- Approve a repair, dispatch a vendor or promise when one arrives
- Diagnose a problem or give repair or safety advice
- Discuss rent, deposits or evictions beyond your written policy
- Take rent or look up a work order
From the source
Why every after-hours call gets written down
Georgia's Landlord Tenant Handbook says residential landlords have a duty to keep a unit in good repair and in a safe and habitable condition, including keeping electric, heating, cooling and plumbing in working order. Every request your agent takes is recorded with the unit and a callback number, so your team can act on it.
Source: Georgia Department of Community Affairs, Georgia Landlord Tenant Handbook (revised August 29, 2024), checked September 26, 2026.
This is general information from the source above, not legal advice.
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