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Properties synced

Property Id	Property Name	Units	Owner Name	County	Pull Date	Status
RP-40912	Oak Ridge Apartments	248	Ridgeline Residential	Fulton	07/28/2026	Synced
RP-40918	Oak Ridge Annex	96	Ridgeline Residential	Fulton	07/28/2026	Synced
RP-41002	Westside Commons	312	Ridgeline Residential	Cobb	07/28/2026	Synced
YD-11884	Peachtree Flats	176	Peachtree Holdings	Fulton	07/28/2026	Synced
YD-11891	Peachtree Flats II	84	Peachtree Holdings	Fulton	07/28/2026	Synced
YD-12010	Decatur Yard	140	Peachtree Holdings	DeKalb	07/27/2026	Synced
YD-12044	Chamblee Court	204	Peachtree Holdings	DeKalb	07/27/2026	Synced
YD-12102	Buford Pike	168	Northline Partners	Gwinnett	07/27/2026	Synced

0 of 8 properties synced · no re-keying

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County	Property	Unit	Tenant	Due
Fulton	Oak Ridge Apartments	1204	K. Brooks	$2,140
Fulton	Oak Ridge Apartments	0812	A. Singh	$1,875
Fulton	Oak Ridge Apartments	0316	L. Chen	$1,650
Fulton	Oak Ridge Apartments	0402	R. Hale	$1,790
Fulton	Oak Ridge Apartments	1508	P. Ortiz	$2,260
Fulton	Peachtree Flats	210	D. Whitfield	$3,020
Fulton	Peachtree Flats	118	M. Okafor	$1,920
Fulton	Peachtree Flats	305	S. Patel	$2,410
DeKalb	Decatur Yard	14B	J. Rivera	$1,680
Gwinnett	Buford Pike	902	T. Nguyen	$1,995

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Magistrate Court of Fulton County,
State of Georgia

Proceeding Against Tenant Holding Over

Ridgeline Residential
Oak Ridge Apartments
100 Oak Ridge Pkwy
Atlanta, GA 30318

VS.

K. Brooks, and all others
100 Oak Ridge Pkwy, Unit 1204
Atlanta, GA 30318

Dispossessory Division
185 Central Avenue, SW TG100
Atlanta, GA 30303
(404) 613-5360
Magistratefulton.org

Case #

A. Mercer, Bar No. 555555
Hall & Boone
Ref ID: DEMO-1204

1. Defendant is in possession as tenant of premises at the address in Fulton County as stated.

2. Affiant is the Agent

3. Tenant: failed to pay rent when due

4. Plaintiff desires and has demanded possession of the premises.

5. Defendant has failed and refused to deliver possession of the premises.

Wherefore, Plaintiff Demands:

a) Possession of the Premises

b) Past due rent of $2,140.00 for the months of July 2026

c) Rent accruing up to the date of judgment of vacancy at the rate of $2,140.00 per month

d) Other: $0.00

“By affixing this electronic verification, oath, or affidavit to the pleading(s) submitted to the court and attaching my electronic signature hereon, I do hereby swear or affirm that the statements set forth in the above pleading(s) are true and correct.”AFFIANT: /s/ A. Mercer07/28/2026

SUMMONS

To the Marshal of the Magistrate Court of Fulton County or his lawful deputies, and to the Sheriff of Fulton County or his lawful deputies. Greetings: The tenant must file either an oral or written Answer either online or at Room TG100, 185 Central Avenue S.W. Atlanta, Georgia 30303 between 8:30 A.M. and 5:00 P.M. within seven (7) days from the date of the actual service unless the seventh day is a Saturday, a Sunday, or a Court holiday, in which case the Answer may be made on the next day which is not a Saturday, a Sunday, or a Court holiday. The Answer may contain any legal or equitable defense or counterclaim. If no valid legal or factual Answer is filed, a writ of possession may be issued pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 44-7-53. If no Answer is made, a writ of possession shall issue instanter. WITNESS the Honorable Chief Judge of Said Court: The above affidavit was sworn to and subscribed before the undersigned Deputy Clerk by affiant as provided by O.C.G.A. § 44-7-50 and summons issues pursuant thereto.

DateDeputy Clerk

PRIVATE PROCESS SERVER/SHERIFF/MARSHAL ENTRY OF SERVICE

I certify that I have served the foregoing Dispossessory Affidavit & summons on the Defendant by delivering a copy of same:
( ) Personally ( ) Defendant not found at/within Address on said Summons and Affidavit
( ) Notoriously upon an individual residing at the premises (Name) ____________________ Age: _____ Wt: _____ Ht: _____
( ) Tack and Mail: By posting a copy to the door of the premises and depositing a copy in the U.S. Mail, First Class in an envelope properly addressed after attempting personal service. Said copy containing notice to the Defendant to Answer at the hour & place in said summons.

Date of Service: ___________________________Defendant to answer on or before: ___________________________

Process Server/Sheriff/Marshal

Fulton Magistrate · demonstration data

All Cases

Status	CaseNo	Property	Tenant	Attorney	Setout Team	CaseFlow
Submitted	26-D-08421	Oak Ridge	J. Rivera	Hall & Boone	Metro Crew 2	FiledEviction Filed: 07/22/2026ServiceAnswerWritSet-Out
Served	26-D-08398	Oak Ridge	M. Okafor	Hall & Boone	Metro Crew 2	FiledEviction Filed: 07/16/2026ServiceEviction: 07/21/2026AnswerWritSet-Out
Court Date	26-D-08355	Oak Ridge	T. Nguyen	W. Pritchard	Metro Crew 3	FiledEviction Filed: 07/08/2026ServiceEviction: 07/13/2026AnswerCourt Date: 08/04/2026WritSet-Out
Writ Applied for	26-D-08301	Peachtree Flats	D. Whitfield	Hall & Boone	Metro Crew 4	FiledEviction Filed: 07/02/2026ServiceEviction: 07/07/2026AnswerLast Day To Answer: 07/14/2026WritWrit Filed: 07/16/2026Set-Out
Writ Issued	26-D-08277	Peachtree Flats	S. Patel	W. Pritchard	Metro Crew 4	FiledEviction Filed: 06/10/2026ServiceEviction: 06/15/2026AnswerCourt Date: 07/07/2026WritWrit Filed: 07/10/2026Set-Out
Set-Out Set	26-D-08240	Decatur Yard	R. Hale	Hall & Boone	Metro Crew 1	FiledEviction Filed: 06/03/2026ServiceEviction: 06/08/2026AnswerLast Day To Answer: 06/15/2026WritWrit Filed: 06/17/2026Set-OutScheduled: 07/08/2026

Attorneys see their own queue. Set-out crews see only the jobs assigned to them.

Reporting

Dispossessories: 48(+12% Month-Over-Month)

07/15/2026 – 08/14/2026 · Oak Ridge Portfolio (GA)

Outcome:

Outcomes of cases initiated during the reporting period

Dismissed18 (37.5%)$42,180 Rent Resolved

Writ Filed14 (29.2%)$31,040 Rent Resolved

Set-Out Completed9 (18.8%)$19,260 Rent Resolved

Pending Action7 (14.6%)

Signing → Service9 Days25% Faster than Industry Benchmark

Service → Writ16 Days20% Faster than Industry Benchmark

Writ → Set-Out41 Days54% Faster than Industry Benchmark

Property	Dispos	Dismissed	Writ	Set-Out	Pending
Oak Ridge Apartments	28	11	8	5	4
Oak Ridge Annex	9	4	2	1	2
Peachtree Flats	20	7	6	4	3
Decatur Yard	12	5	3	2	2
Buford Pike	11	3	4	2	2

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Scroll through six connected capabilities. In Georgia we handle every one of them; newer markets start narrower, and each state page says exactly which.

Notices
Bulk-generate late rent demands
In Georgia and Colorado, turn a delinquency list into compliant demands in seconds. Georgia filers can deliver them or have a Connect2Court process server do it.
Documents
Court-ready documents, generated for the county
Georgia dispossessory affidavits, Texas eviction petitions, and the supporting papers each court requires — not a generic template you have to correct.
eFiling
Sign once, file the whole batch
In Georgia and Texas, review a batch, apply one signature, and submit through that state eFiling system. No portal-by-portal re-entry. Colorado is demand generation today.
Service
Service that keeps the case moving
In Georgia, court-appointed servers deliver in roughly one to four business days. Where private servers are prohibited, service follows the county marshal or its policy.
Subsequent filings
Writs and follow-on filings from the same case
Georgia: writs, dismissals, and amendments from the open case file. Texas: writ of possession after judgment. Colorado does not eFile subsequent documents yet.
Visibility
One case file your attorney and crew can both see
In Georgia, attorneys work their own queue and set-out crews see assigned jobs. Texas filers track the eviction and writ on the same case.

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