GA SB230

Increases the maximum insurance deductible that condominium associations can allocate to individual unit owners from $5,000 to $25,000 per casualty loss, and requires associations to provide written notice to unit owners of any material change in master policy deductibles

Allows holders of security instruments being foreclosed (or their representatives) to submit credit bids at judicial sales in lieu of cash, cashier's checks, or certified funds

Expands protections for personally identifiable information of current and former judges, justices, and their spouses by requiring state and local government entities to restrict home addresses, parcel numbers, and personal phone numbers from public disclosure

Establishes procedures for protected persons to authorize third-party access to restricted information and to request removal of disclosure restrictions, with false attestations subject to perjury penalties

Sets new qualifications for special masters in quiet title actions, requiring them to be licensed Georgia attorneys, residents of the relevant federal judicial circuit, state citizens for at least three years, and have five or more years of experience in land title matters