Georgia is one of the fastest eviction states. Landlords need not give advance notice for non-payment — they may simply demand rent and proceed. But tenants retain a strong cure right: paying full rent + costs at any point before the writ is executed stops the eviction.
Georgia is unusual: the law does not require advance notice for non-payment but tenants have an absolute right to pay all rent owed (plus court costs) at any point before the writ of possession is executed and stop the eviction (O.C.G.A. § 44-7-52).
Self-help eviction is unlawful under Georgia case law; landlords must use the dispossessory process.