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Give Back Atlanta Atlanta churches and organizations have always given back to the community for the Thanksgiving holiday. Here are a few of their stories. Above: Elizabeth Baptist Church hosted its annual Thanksgiving outreach, “Barrel of Love” in the parking lot of The Atlanta Voice, Saturday, Nov. 11, 2023. Photo by Isaiah Singleton/The Atlanta Voice

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BY ISAIAH SINGLETON hanksgiving is a couple of weeks away and various organizations are preparing to give back to the metro Atlanta communities to fulfill their holiday needs.

Elizabeth Baptist Church hosted its annual Thanksgiving outreach, “Barrel of Love” in the parking lot of The Atlanta Voice, this year with a different twist.

Last year, the average cost of a Thanksgiving feast for 10 was $64.05, according to the Farm Bureau. Although 2023 estimates are not yet available, the Consumer Price Index shows food-at-home prices up 2.4% this year.

On Nov. 12 and Nov. 18, the Barrel of Love Unleashed initiative gives pre-registered families a chance to have a full Thanksgiving meal. The church put together bags full of Thanksgiving essentials like a $20 Publix gift card for a turkey, greens, yams, things to make dressing, things to make a dessert, and a pamphlet about sharing peace with God on the holidays.

Felicia Hicks, a member of the Baptist church, said Elizabeth Baptist Church decided to do things differently by being able to go into the community.

Elizabeth Baptist Church camped out Saturday morning at the Atlanta Voice’s office parking lot to give out 25 bags to meet family's needs for the Thanksgiving holiday.

“What we're hosting is about 50 pop-ups and volunteers from the church. We're able to designate locations where people can come and receive their food distribution for Thanksgiving,” she said.

Hicks also said they’re looking forward to people coming out and receiving blessings and being a steward and a servant of God. Hicks also said the importance of giving back is so meaningful to her and Elizabeth Baptist Church because so many people have a

Elizabeth Baptist Church hosted their annual Thanksgiving outreach, “Barrel of Love” Saturday, Nov. 11, 2023. Photo by Isaiah Singleton/The Atlanta Voice

hard time during this time.

“Holidays can be pretty hard for people during this time, so the importance of giving back is very important,” she said. “I think it's very important that people see love and see love as an action word. So, to see people giving back and encouraging people during their time of need, I think it’s very important to go in a community because that's what the disciples of God did during those times. For people to see the kindness being extended beyond the church walls is very important.”

The church gave pre-registered families a bag containing a $20 Publix gift card for a turkey, greens, yams, dressing, dessert mix, and a phamplet about sharing peace with God on the holidays.

Photo by Isaiah Singelton/The Atlanta Voice

Barrel of Love will also host another Thanksgiving pop up on Saturday, Nov. 18 to provide and serve food to families and communities across the metro area.

For more information, visit elizabethbaptist.org.

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Atlanta Community Food Bank hosts Thanksgiving Media Dish

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he Atlanta Community Food Bank gathered for its 25th anniversary by hosting the 2023 Thanksgiving Media

Dish.

On Monday, Nov, 13th, the food bank hosted several media outlets as they handed out meals in time for the Thanksgiving holiday. The food distribution took place in its newest food distribution center in Marietta, Ga. Kyle Waide, CEO of the Atlanta Community Food Bank, shared insights into the organization's 25year journey. Waide, who has dedicated 11 years to the food bank, expressed a personal desire to connect with families facing adversity, citing growing up in Mississippi, Wade thinks of the families he is serving in the community not dissimilar from the ones he grew up with, "I was a public school kid and went to school alongside teammates and friends who were facing poverty and food insecurity. What I've tried to do in my professional life has been to devote my time to helping folks out like the kids that I grew up with,’ Waide said.

The food bank serves over 200,000 households and distributes approximately 10 million pounds of food monthly across North Georgia, primarily African-American families Waide cites.

Sarah Heard, an Atlanta native, was visiting the community food bank in preparation for the Thanksgiving holiday. Heard cited the importance of the food bank in supporting families like hers. With a family of four, she emphasized the critical role that the food bank plays in providing essential resources, "It means a lot, it's a great opportunity to have good food that is needed for my family to help on this Thanksgiving season. So it's really a blessing to be here," Heard told The Atlanta Voice.

Lesley Mercedes, the operations manager at the Community Food Center in Marietta, shared her experience and insights into the ongoing Thanksgiving drive and how she sees her work, "I used to work for a non-profit organization. But I didn't feel like there was much worth in my work,” Mercedes, who joined the food bank in April of the current year, shortly before the opening of the newest facility in July, “I wanted to do something that I knew I would go home and say I made a difference in some-

Maurice Johnson making his food selection at The Atlanta Community Food Center Saturday, Nov. 11, 2023. Photo by Noah Washington/The Atlanta Voice

Sharon Heard with her daughter checking with their goods at the food center in Marietta, Saturday, Nov. 11, 2023. Photo by Noah Washington/ The Atlanta Voice

one's life today,” Mercedes told The Atlanta Voice The prices of holiday items have increased this year as a result of inflation. According to a 2023 Thanksgiving report by Wells Fargo, canned cranberries are up 60%, while sweet potatoes are up 4%, and canned green beans are up 9%.

Maurice Johnson, who is from Rochester, New York, visited the food bank to prepare for his holiday season with his sister, grandmother, and extended family after moving to Georgia six years ago at his sister's suggestion. Johnson cites finding a welcoming community in Marietta. “They are very helpful,”

she said. “Very, very helpful, and it's a blessing that these guys do this. So I really appreciate that."

Discussing his Thanksgiving plans, Johnson mentioned his initial plan for his mother to join him but explained her unexpected illness. He still plans to prepare Thanksgiving dinner with his family and extended family.

"I'll normally cook like the meat and the greens and my sisters, my grandmother, my nephews, nieces, they'll come down and we'll just celebrate Thanksgiving," Johnson told The Atlanta Voice.

The media dish is also in service of media outlets coming and seeing what the Atlanta Community Food Bank does for the greater community.

Ed Westreiche, director of marketing & communications at the Atlanta Community Food Bank Coming has been with the Atlanta Community Food Bank for the past five years, but worked in corporate America for over two decades. Reflecting on his career shift, he shared, "I wanted to do something in my second career that was

in the Atlanta economy and helping folks." Formerly involved in various roles, including finance, executive assistance, and leadership training for a North American sales team, Westreiche says he found his way to a more meaningful and impactful career. Citing that he spent years driving through the Atlanta community, he now has an opportunity to be a part of it.

In discussing his current role, Westreiche expressed the satisfaction of being closer to the end of the supply chain, directly impacting those in need. He emphasized the immediacy and significance of the work, noting the stories and faces encountered daily. The media dish is also in service of media outlets coming and seeing what the Atlanta Community Food Bank does for the greater community, “What we've been doing is engaging media partners, getting them out from behind the anchor desks, the Nielsen ratings, competition, getting them all in a room and, and just giving him an opportunity hands-on to do a little service,” Westreiche continued.

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QUOTE OF THE WEEK

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“If you’re a competitive person, that stays with you. You don’t stop.

You always look over your shoulder.”

— Magic Johnson

Voters favored forward-looking candidates who embraced both the need for and the economic benefits of aggressive climate action.

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Voters Spoke: Climate Action is Here to Stay

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his month’s election results should be a wakeup call to any politician who had been unsure of Americans’ desire for robust climate action and support for a green economy. In states and counties that are red, blue, and everywhere in between, voters favored forward-looking candidates who embraced both the need for and the economic benefits of aggressive climate action.

As much of the reporting on this election cycle has already pointed out, reproductive freedom was clearly a heavy driver of Democratic performance on Election Day. That shouldn’t overshadow the fact that, in marquee races, well-funded attacks against strong climate policies from the Far Right and fossil

fuel interests were ignored or rejected by the voters they hoped to sway. And it doesn’t diminish the role that issues like clean energy and a healthy future for our planet and our communities played in galvanizing voters.

The climate crisis is here. It’s not politely knocking at our door; it’s banging it down. Americans in every corner of this country are hyperaware of it, especially after the dangerous and deadly heat waves and wildfires many of us experienced this year. What we’re seeing in our backyards is connected to a larger, global crisis that is affecting all life on this planet we call home.

Just-released research shows that the past 12 months were the hottest on record.

This fight has always been about our future but increasingly it’s also

about our present. Voters get it.

This was especially evident in Virginia, where voters forcefully denied the Republican governor’s bid for full control of the state government. The electoral rebuke of Gov. Glenn Youngkin and his views – in which Democrats didn’t just protect their state Senate majority but also gained control of the state House – effectively ends his push to undo the climate progress enacted under his predecessor.

Youngkin sought to roll back emissions standards aimed at moving Virginia away from the sale of new vehicles with internal combustion engines as of 2035. And he has been waging an effort to withdraw Virginia from the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative cap-and-trade program.

LaTwyla Mathias, who leads Progress Virginia and worked to mobilize voters in this year’s election, said that among her organization’s digital ads this cycle – which were shown to voters of color, young voters, and women – the ads focused on climate were the top performers.

“Our research shows that climate voters care about freedom: the freedom to breathe clean air, the freedom to live in a healthy environment, and the freedom to make

decisions for themselves,” Ms. Mathias said. “Black and brown voters showed up on Tuesday because they know we’ve fought too long and too hard to let special interests take these freedoms from us.”

“By electing climate champions, we can fight back on growing health risks and pollution in marginalized neighborhoods, defend our neighbors with severe medical conditions, make sure that our communities have an opportunity to get trained in new jobs so that the transition to clean energy doesn’t leave anyone behind, and protect the progress we’ve made with the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative.”

So, as we discuss all the fundamental rights that were on the ballot this year and will be in 2024 – abortion, the right to vote, gender equality, workers’ rights, and more – let’s not forget that the results of this week’s elections prove that the right to a clean environment and a habitable planet is a major election issue an ever growing number of Americans – especially those communities on the frontlines of the climate crisis.

Ben Jealous is executive director of the Sierra Club, professor of practice at the University of Pennsylvania and author of “Never Forget Our People Were Always Free.”

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Jesus Christ was quite the revolutionary, own that

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BY JAMES A. WASHINGTON

The Atlanta Voice

saw something that literally made me stop and think. “Jesus, Revolutionary!”

It certainly wasn’t the first time I have seen or written about this, but on this occasion, my ignorance was supplemented with an understanding of just how radical Jesus must have been.

The reason for my pause had more to do with how we define revolutionary today and its application in terms of Christ. My own faith walk demands an acknowledgment that He was all about substance.

One of the core truths and subsequent beliefs about the life and death of Christ is He could care less about style.

For example, the outward act of prayer has little to do with the internal purpose of prayer. The literal and technical interpretation of God’s laws i.e. Moses had little value if not filtered through the intent of God’s will. See Jesus in the temple dealing with the money changers.

The literal and technical interpretation of God’s law has little value if not filtered through the intent of God’s will.

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“Jesus, Revolutionary!” lenged the rigid practice of the intellectual and literal enforcement of rules and regulations. He simply asked those in charge, “Where is the love and compassion in what you do?”

To Christ, church hierarchy had little to do with church purpose and He challenged the leadership to forego the rigidity of rules and focus on doing God’s will.

As a follower of Christ, is it not our duty to be just as vigilant against church law and order in today’s church.

Shouldn’t we become concerned and active in the purpose of the church Jesus left behind? Shouldn’t we be less concerned about doctrine and more concerned about duty?

This is why I reacted so intensely to “Jesus, Revolutionary!”

Duty rooted in faith and belief in the Almighty demands a certain kind of action. Following the literal interpretation

of doctrine, demands little more than an external demonstration of an understanding of the rules.

So are we revolutionary if we investigate the size of the choir’s budget as opposed to the effectiveness of the Outreach Ministry?

Does Jesus’ message demand that we reorder our thinking to go beyond church walls and deal with those we might think we’re better than because we are in church every Sunday at the same time, in the same place, in the same seat?

A Sunday seat doesn’t guarantee a Monday heart. Does this sound revolutionary to you? When you break it down, the revolutionary part becomes apparent when you look at who Jesus helped.

The miracles were more about the lame and the lost, the poor and the blind, even the wretched and the vile.

Jesus himself didn’t fit the mold of whom the church wanted to call King.

He wasn’t kingly enough by the strict interpretation of the rules and regulations.

Christ actually hung out with the wrong crowd, practiced radical religion

and preached threatening sermons.

When He talked about forgiveness that meant being the forgiver rather than the forgiven.

Paul spoke to power without fear.

Christ’s revolutionary example gave Him the courage to do so.

The love Jesus spoke about is the love you give, not the love you expect to receive. The same held true for mercy and charity. I guess this really was enough to get Him killed.

The iconic part of my point is if you only preach these principles, nothing will happen to you. But if you actually practice these truths, you too might fall prey to gossip, jealousy, envy and maybe even death.

I guess you know you’re a revolutionary when people see you challenging the status quo in order to do God’s will. Is anybody paying attention to you these days? Remember, it’s all about doing things in the name of the Lord, for His purpose and not any other.

May God bless and give you the strength to be His revolutionary today in the church of your choosing

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11-year-old Atlanta native competes in national game show

BY ISAIAH SINGLETON

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tlanta-native Selah Thompson, 11, participated on a new national game show called “Innovators of Awesome”, hosted by KiwiCo, the brand bringing enriching and purposeful play to life with hands-on, kid-tested products and activities.

The show, launched Oct. 19, challenged Selah and two other young innovators (Nolan and Jaxon) to engineer hands-on, largerthan-life versions of iconic KiwiCo projects to compete for the chance to win a $25,000 scholarship and be able to name and create their own KiwiCo crate.

In four-part challenges, the three contestants had to work to solve a slimy escape challenge with a giant arcade claw, faced off in a ball-collecting mechanical sweeper-engineering challenge, engineered bottle rockets and protective pods for precious cargo (eggs), and finally created a chain reaction.

The last challenge aired on Nov. 2 where the winner of the show was announced and although Thompson didn’t win, she said she was grateful for the experience and had a lot of fun.

“To be on the show, it was a really cool experience, and it was fun,” she said. “Working as a team in the first challenge was fun and it was so suspenseful because I didn’t want to get orange slime on me. It felt like something special because only three people in the entire United States were selected and I was one of those people.”

Both Selah and Nolan were able to leave with $1,000 and each contestant was given 50 KiwiCo crates to be donated to each of their elementary schools to create with their friends.

She was first introduced to the brand by her late uncle, an engineer who bought her first KiwiCo crate. The first project sparked her interest in science and engineering and remains the catalyst behind her love for KiwiCo crates to this day.

Selah, getting emotional thinking about her uncle, said she believes he was watching her while

Atlanta-native Selah Thompson, 11, participated on a new national game show called “Innovators of Awesome”, hosted by KiwiCo, the brand bringing enriching and purposeful play to life with hands-on, kid-tested products and activities.

Atlanta native Selah Thompson, 11, and her father Khalil Thompson. Photo

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she was on the show doing what he introduced her to.

Selah’s dad, Khalil Thompson, said it was a “full circle moment” for them both.

“I remember when she first got the KiwiCo crate when she was four years old, and she was so excited to get the crate. “It was a full-circle moment for her because in the first episode they had to build a giant version of the arcade claw,” he said.

“It just made me smile because here we are years later, all the way across the country, and when we first heard about the show, Selah

told me she’d be perfect for it and she’s putting together a giant version of what her uncle gave her. I just want to tell him thank you for helping to fan the flames of excitement for engineering and science in her because we see it manifest on a grand scale today.”

Selah’s favorite part about competing on the show was being able to work with and make big KiwiCo crates instead of the ones she made at home. Additionally, Selah said she learned she can make friends quickly after bonding with Jaxon and Nolan on the show.

“Something I learned about me through the show was that I can make friends really quickly even though I thought I have to be around someone a really long time before I became friends with them, but I became friends with Jaxon and Nolan in like five hours,” she said.

In addition to her love of STEM, Selah is the co-author of two children’s books, and remains a fierce advocate for education. At just 11-years-old, she has led a Children’s March for Literacy and inspired her peers to write their own stories.

Leading, Selah said, is important especially at a young age.

“I’m pretty good at listening to people and if someone needs advice on something, maybe I can help with whatever they need help with,” she said. “When my dad told me about Innovators of Awesome, I had to keep reminding him to help me with the application because he kept forgetting, which is an example of taking action and being persistent.”

Additionally, Selah said in life she wants to do so much like be an astronaut, a professional volleyball player, get into drawing and painting, become a baker, and start a bakery, and to live in Paris.

Selah also passes along some ad-

vice to other kids who may not feel they can do big things in life.

“You’ll never know unless you try. You should try doing whatever it is that brings you happiness and they should try and do their best in whatever that is. Even if you don’t get to do exactly what you want, keep trying because you never know what you can do in the future,” she said.

Khalil said he is proud of his daughter for having the persistence and determination to make her dreams come true.

“From the beginning when I showed her the show, she said she would be perfect for it. She saw herself in this before I did and she was very persistent and made sure I followed through to help her do it,” he said. “I’m just so proud of her for having a vision and pushing to make sure her vision came to fruition and just being bold and brave enough to go out there on camera and record a TV show, I wouldn’t have been prepared to do that at her age, which I think she went out there and was amazing. I also felt I watched her grow up a little bit, which made me sad inside but made me smile at the same time because I got to watch her firsthand to build relationships and work well with other people, solve problems, and be her own independent little human.”

Lastly, Khalil said he wants to give a shoutout to KiwiCo and what they stand for.

“I think this whole experience has been fantastic,” he said. “I loved what KiwiCo has done and this whole idea around the show of making giant versions of their crates, I think it’s phenomenal and getting young curious innovators out there to figure out how to build things, I think is cool. Kudos to them for dreaming up a big dream and inspiring three little people to dream big enough to be a part of that big dream and see it come to fruition.”

To watch all four episodes, visit https://youtube.com/@KiwiCo?si=DpIOSRsOpgzpgc_W, or https://www.kiwico.com/innovatorsofawesome.

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A ser vice of the D aily R eport, the official legal newspaper of Fulton Count y, Ga., in par tnership with T h e A T l A n TA V o i c e .

User’s Guide: MORTGAGE FORECLOSURES How Foreclosure Works

The loan a person takes out to to buy real estate such as a house or condominium is called a mortgage and requires monthly payments. In Georgia, if the property owner falls behind in making those payments, the lender, such as a bank, can sell the property at auction to settle the debt. Doing so is known as foreclosing on a property.

These auctions take place the first Tuesday of every month (or the first Wednesday if the first Tuesday falls on a holiday) between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. on the steps of the county courthouse. The auction of properties in Fulton County takes place in downtown Atlanta on the front steps of the Fulton County Courthouse at 136 Pryor St. Georgia law allows lenders to conduct an auction without going before a judge on one condition: The lender must give the borrower—and the public—proper, legal notice of its plans to foreclose. Proper notification means advertising in the county’s official legal newspaper. In Fulton County, that official newspaper is the Daily Report. The lender must advertise its intent to foreclose once a week for the four consecutive weeks leading up to the “first Tuesday” sale date.

To auction off a property the first Tuesday of March, for example, a lender must have published a foreclosure notice during each of the four weeks of February.

How to Use the Information

• Property Owners: Protect Your Interests During the weeks leading up to the auction date, many property owners are able to work things out with their lenders, seek bankruptcy protection or line up other arrangements to prevent the bank from selling off their homes. If your lender has started foreclosure proceedings against your property, these listings provide you with an extra alert— over and above the official notice published in full in the Daily Report—to take action.

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from the publisher Get behind on your mortgage, and you could lose your home. Don’t pay your property taxes, and you might similarly find your house auctioned off on the courthouse steps.

Both types of forced sale, known as foreclosure, involve complicated legal procedures. We’ve designed FCDR ConsumeR AleRts to take some of the mystery out of the process and to alert consumers to how and when to take action.

We can provide this service because, by law, no foreclosure can occur unless properly announced in the official legal newspaper of the county. That’s required for the benefit of the property owner but also for the community at large. The publication requirement is founded upon the same notions of due process, open government and community awareness that underlie American democracy, and it’s a practice at least as old as the country itself.

Since 1890, the Fulton County DAily RepoRt has served as Fulton County’s newspaper of record for public notices. Each day, important public information courses through our pages in the form of hundreds and hundreds of official notices.

We’ve designed FCDR ConsumeR AleRts to present that information in

an easy-to-understand and easy-touse format.

Thanks to a partnership between the Fulton County DAily RepoRt and the AtlAntA VoiCe, FCDR ConsumeR AleRts will reach tens of thousands of county readers each month. We’ve also made a database of the information available on the Internet, expanding the utility and reach of county information even further. At www.fcdr.com, members of the public can make intelligent searches and link to the full text of official public notices as originally published in the DAily RepoRt. On the following pages you’ll find this month’s FCDR ConsumeR AleRts, along with user’s guides that help explain the legal procedures at work, the different forms of public notice, and how to make the most of the information.

As always, we welcome your thoughts. If you have any suggestions or comments about how we can improve FCDR ConsumeR AleRts, please don’t hesitate to contact me at the address below.

Fulton County Daily RepoRt 136 Pryor St, CB14, Atlanta, GA 30303 (404) 521-1227

TAX FORECLOSURES Local government runs on property taxes. That’s why Georgia law imposes severe penalties for failing to pay them.

If left unresolved, a bad situation easily can become worse, forcing a homeowner in arrears to choose between paying a small fortune or losing the family homestead.

It doesn’t have to come to that. And in fact, there are several opportunities throughout the property tax collection process that allow the homeowner to come current and avoid the worst.

We’ve designed our tax sale listings to make sure homeowners don’t miss those opportunities.

We’re able to provide this service because the Daily Report is the official newspaper of the Fulton County courts.

Throughout the process in Fulton County, the law requires the various collection participants to publish several different forms of notice in the Daily Report.

Those notices form the basis for the listings below.

How the Collection Process Works

Our tax sale listings represents a compilation of information from the following types of public notices: • Non-Judicial Tax Sale • Redemption Rights Deadline • Judicial Tax Hearing • Judicial Tax Sale • Quiet Title Here’s how the tax collection process works, what the different notices mean, and when they come into play.

More Than One Way to Collect

Your obligation to pay property taxes is backed by the property itself. Fail to pay, and the county tax commissioner See TAX, Page 6

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mortgage foreclosures Words of Caution Neither the Daily Report nor The Atlanta Voice is responsible for any errors or omissions in the FCDR Consumer Alerts listings. The information is neither official nor complete, but merely an abstract of the first-run public notices appearing in the Daily Report. For the complete and official public notice, consult the printed Daily Report. Information in the official notices comes directly from the advertisers with no independent verification.

These listings do not include any subsequent cancellations or subsequent corrections advertisers may have made to their notices.

Just because a property is advertised for foreclosure does not necessarily mean it is in foreclosure or that the owner is in arrears. Some notices result from misunderstandings. Oftentimes matters are worked out (or halted) well in advance of the auction date but after the notice has been submitted for publication. Just because a property isn’t listed here doesn’t mean it’s not in foreclosure. Again, these listings are by no means the official notice.

The person listed as owner may not necessarily be the present title holder.

Indeed, your property may well be listed under the name of a prior owner.

Mortgage value information merely reflects the amount of the original loan amount as listed in the foreclosure notice, not the balance due and not the value of the property.

Neither the Daily Report nor The Atlanta Voice is responsible for any investment decisions based on this information. Neither do they make any representations regarding title or the existence of any liens or encumbrances. Readers of this report should do their own research and consult a real estate, legal or investment professional.

This report is the exclusive copyrighted property of the Fulton County Daily Report. ALM© 2013. All rights reserved.

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MORTGAGE, from page 1 • Neighbors: Know What’s Going On Use these listings to stay informed about your neighborhood. By law, and for important reasons of public policy, foreclosure notices are for the public. They can tell you whether you have a neighbor in need. They can help answer questions you might have about abandoned or poorly maintained property near you. They can give you insight into property values in your neighborhood.

Indeed, a foreclosure taking place in your neighborhood can affect your own property values.

• Homebuyers, Investors: Find a Bargain Foreclosure notices provide valuable

leads to prospective homebuyers and real estate investors. Houses facing foreclosure often go for bargain prices. These listings, organized by zip code and street address, can help you spot those potential bargains.

The summary information, of course, is just a starting point—a lead to initiate your own research. In addition to bidding for a house on the courthouse steps, there are ways to buy the property in advance of foreclosure by dealing directly with the lender’s attorney or the property owner, both generally listed below. But be warned: Buying a house facing foreclosure is not for the faint of heart.

In general, you must buy the property as is, without an opportunity for inspection. You have to pay with cash or certified check. And

all sales are final. To say the least, make sure you do your homework, do a complete title search, consult with a professional and, above all else, think twice.

• Lenders: Protect Your Interests Many properties are subject to more than one loan, such as a home equity loan or second mortgage. If the lender holding the first mortgage sells the property off at foreclosure, the rights of the secondary lenders may be wiped out. If you have lent someone money against his or her property, or if you hold a lien, these listings provide you with an alert—in addition to the official notice published in full in the Daily Report—so that you can take action to protect your interests.

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14187 YACHT TER Orig. mort.: $249,574.00 Deed Book: 57971 and Page No. 558 Mort. Holder: CRYSTAL D CHAVIS Firm: BARRETT DAFFIN FRAPPIER TURNER & ENGEL, LLP Firm Contact: 972-341 5398

12707 ARCHMONT TRACE Orig. mort.: $485,008.00 Deed Book: 64162 and Page No. 646 Mort. Holder: Terrence Fleming Firm Contact: 803-5095078

330 CROOKED STICK DR Orig. mort.: $861,250.00 Deed Book: 60256, Page 342 Mort. Holder: Michel Njem Firm Contact: 888-8186032

30005 12935 MERIDIAN COURT, ALPHARETTA, GEORGIA 30005 Orig. mort.: $195,000.00 Deed Book: 31121 and Page No. 689 Mort. Holder: OSCAR SINISTERRA Firm: BARRETT DAFFIN FRAPPIER TURNER & ENGEL, LLP Firm Contact: 972-341 5398 105 CONCORD TRCE Orig. mort.: $158,000.00 Deed Book: 38540, Page 7 Mort. Holder: CYNTHIA LOUISE COLEMAN Firm: RUBIN LUBLIN LLC Firm Contact: 877-8130992 11625 WINDBROOKE WAY Orig. mort.: $241,300.00 Deed Book: 53360, Page 184 Mort. Holder: Phillip R Foster Firm Contact: 800-6694268

371 OAK TER Orig. mort.: $256,500.00 Deed Book: 60475, Page 692 Mort. Holder: Lindsay Gilliland and Sean Gilliland Firm Contact: 850-4222520

30022 215 JONES BRIDGE PLACE CIR Orig. mort.: $46,000.00 Deed Book: 44129, Page 689 Mort. Holder: Matthew B. Ganote and Jennifer L. Ganote Firm: LOGS LEGAL GROUP, LLP Firm Contact: 770-2202535 3000 GEORGIAN MANOR DR Orig. mort.: $485,000.00 Deed Book: $485,000.00 Mort. Holder: Charlie Dipoko Epee Epee Firm: BROCK & SCOTT PLLC Firm Contact: 404-7892661 3152 E ADDISON DR Orig. mort.: $364,000.00 Deed Book: 52238 Page 488 Mort. Holder: Zhijie Xia and Xiaohong Xia Firm Contact: 404-9947400 40 FAIRWAY RIDGE DR Orig. mort.: $266,864.00

Deed Book: 62436, Page 204 Mort. Holder: ROBERT WILLS ROBERT E. WILLS and PAULA M WILLS Firm: RUBIN LUBLIN LLC Firm Contact: 877-8130992 5135 COTTAGE FARM RD Orig. mort.: $316,965.00 Deed Book: 55312 Page 230 Mort. Holder: Robert B. Hayes Firm: BROCK & SCOTT PLLC Firm Contact: 404-7892661 9440 STONEY RIDGE LN Orig. mort.: $417,000.00 Deed Book: 51888, Page 572 Mort. Holder: ANANDHAN SHANMUGAM Firm Contact: 470-3217112 1009 MORNINGSIDE PARK, ALPHARETTA Orig. mort.: $104,000.00 Deed Book: 34687, Page 627 Mort. Holder: Karolina Pranculeviciute Firm Contact: 800-3066059 11180 SEA LILLY DR Orig. mort.: $383,897.00 Deed Book: 58345, Page 259 Mort. Holder: Michael Dominic Garcia and Jordan Huey Firm Contact: 800-6694268

30035 1159 FAIR STREET, S.W. Orig. mort.: $21,500.00 Deed Book: 67168, Pages 256-263 Mort. Holder: Smart Tomato Productions, LLC

Firm Contact: 470-2997386

30075 12110 WILLOW RUN RD Orig. mort.: $336,000.00 Deed Book: 50930 Page 79 Mort. Holder: Stephen A. Albanese and Rhonda L. Albanese Firm Contact: 404-9947400

30076 132 ROSWELL COMMONS WAY Orig. mort.: $185,576.00 Deed Book: 57464, Page 50 Mort. Holder: John Mcghee Firm: LOGS LEGAL GROUP, LLP Firm Contact: 770-2202535 140 GLENCLAIRN CT Orig. mort.: $338,827.00 Deed Book: 58821, Page 554 Mort. Holder: Bridgette Carter Firm Contact: 800-4957166 2895 IVY OAKS LN Orig. mort.: $188,000.00 Deed Book: 41223, Page 244 Mort. Holder: JAMES D. BYRD AND AMY LEE BYRD Firm Contact: 470-3217112

30097 11690 CARRIAGE PARK LANE Orig. mort.: $40,980.00 Deed Book: 36673 Page 581

Mort. Holder: David E Morgan and Andrena M Morgan Firm Contact: 404-9947400

30213 23 STRANDHILL CT Orig. mort.: $402,930.00 Deed Book: 65752, Page 433 Mort. Holder: CARLA D. SAMUELS and EWAN GORDON Firm: RUBIN LUBLIN LLC Firm Contact: 877-8130992 30 DYNASTY LN Orig. mort.: $288,633.00 Deed Book: 64232, Page 189 Mort. Holder: RONALD WEARING AND VERLISA WHITE Firm Contact: 470-3217112 306 BREEZE MDW Orig. mort.: $160,047.00 Deed Book: 61033, Page 537 Mort. Holder: LAURA GRAVELY Firm Contact: 470-3217112 383 BERKSHIRE PLACE Orig. mort.: $175,400.00 Deed Book: 38480, Page 665 Mort. Holder: Christine Cooper Firm Contact: 713-6252034 458 LAKE RIDGE LANE Orig. mort.: $0.00 Deed Book: 60183, beginning at page 140 Mort. Holder: Ramona Wilkinson Firm: CAMPBELL & BRANNON LLC Firm Contact: 770-3920041 6108 CHASTAIN WAY Orig. mort.: $160,047.00

Deed Book: 57770, Page 40 Mort. Holder: Mumtaz Bilal Firm: LOGS LEGAL GROUP, LLP Firm Contact: 770-2202535 6470 ST MARK WAY Orig. mort.: $183,612.00 Deed Book: 60398, Page 239, Mort. Holder: Jamaree James Firm Contact: 480-6162741 6794 DERBY AVE Orig. mort.: $127,763.00 Deed Book: 47103, Page 359 Mort. Holder: CHELSCIA N. FRAZIER Firm: RUBIN LUBLIN LLC Firm Contact: 877-8130992 6877 WILDBOAR DR Orig. mort.: $142,400.00 Deed Book: 45236 and Page No. 191 Mort. Holder: ERIC BRITTIAN Firm: BARRETT DAFFIN FRAPPIER TURNER & ENGEL, LLP Firm Contact: 972-341 5398 7310 PARKLAND BEND Orig. mort.: $244,971.00 Deed Book: 57437, Page 312 Mort. Holder: Brenda Maddox Firm Contact: 800-8935304 7314 PARKLAND BND Orig. mort.: $286,617.00 Deed Book: 60471, Page 278 Mort. Holder: Corey L Gamble II Firm: MK CONSULTANTS, INC. Firm Contact: 888-4034115 963 FRANCIS LN Orig. mort.: $204,232.00 Deed Book: 62990 at

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30268 560 ZOIE LANE Orig. mort.: $158,000.00 Deed Book: 45345 and Page No. 454 Mort. Holder: RENEE L HASSAN AND KHALIL HASSAN Firm: BARRETT DAFFIN FRAPPIER TURNER & ENGEL, LLP Firm Contact: 972-341 5398

30291

Orig. mort.: $98,090.00 Deed Book: 58876, Page 555 Mort. Holder: Delca T Jackson Firm Contact: 800-7241633

Orig. mort.: $242,100.00 Deed Book: 39393 Page 485 Mort. Holder: Sri Ganesh Gorty Firm Contact: 404-9947400

6305 MOZART DRIVE Orig. mort.: $132,795.00 Deed Book: 59149 and Page No. 109 Mort. Holder: Niketa H. Manzo Firm Contact: 803-5095078

60 BROAD STREET Orig. mort.: $4,690,000.00 Deed Book: 66882, Page 121 Mort. Holder: Newport 60 Broad Street, L.P Firm: WESTFALL LLC Firm Contact: 678-3847005

30303 122 FORSYTH STREET Orig. mort.: $4,690,000.00 Deed Book: 66881, Page 622 Mort. Holder: Newport 134 Forsyth Street, L.P Firm: WESTFALL LLC Firm Contact: 678-3847005

3992 SHENFIELD DRIVE Orig. mort.: $120,550.00 Deed Book: 66185, Page 700 Mort. Holder: Dianne Williams Firm: LOGS LEGAL GROUP, LLP Firm Contact: 770-2202535

140 FORSYTH STREET Orig. mort.: $4,690,000.00 Deed Book: 66881, Page 660 Mort. Holder: Newport 140 Forsyth Street, L.P Firm: WESTFALL LLC Firm Contact: 678-3847005

4523 SWAN TRACE Orig. mort.: $128,750.00 Deed Book: 32720, Page 132 Mort. Holder: Trevor L. Howard Firm Contact: 850-4222520

146-148 PEACHTREE STREET SW Orig. mort.: $10,585,000.00 Deed Book: 66176, Page 310 Mort. Holder: NEWPORT 160 PEACHTREE STREET, L.P. and NEWPORT 172 PEACHTREE STREET, L.P. Firm Contact: 404-8738568

5426 PINE VALLEY DR Orig. mort.: $115,200.00 Deed Book: 54267 Page 222 Mort. Holder: Beverly A. Cornell Firm Contact: 404-9947400 5462 UNION HILL CT Orig. mort.: $171,879.00 Deed Book: 59599 Page 281 Mort. Holder: Joshua J. Porter Firm Contact: 404-9947400 5522 VILLAGE TRACE Orig. mort.: $190,012.00 Deed Book: 41743 Page 310 Mort. Holder: Angele Shropshire Firm Contact: 404-9947400

30296 6085 MOZART DR, RIVERDALE Orig. mort.: $77,123.00 Deed Book: 26826, Page 19 Mort. Holder: Alinda D Wilkey Firm Contact: 800-3657107 2711 HALIGAN PT

186 MITCHELL STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303 Orig. mort.: $4,690,000.00 Deed Book: 66881, Page 695 Mort. Holder: Newport 186 Mitchell Street, L.P. Firm: WESTFALL LLC Firm Contact: 678-3847005 46 BROAD STREET Orig. mort.: $4,690,000.00 Deed Book: 66882, Page 17 Mort. Holder: Newport 46 Broad Street, LP. Firm: WESTFALL LLC Firm Contact: 678-3847005 55 PEACHTREE STREET, SW Orig. mort.: $4,690,000.00 Deed Book: 66882, Page 55 Mort. Holder: Newport 55 & 57 Peachtree Street, LP Firm: WESTFALL LLC Firm Contact: 678-3847005 57 FORSYTH STREET NE 15D

61 PEACHTREE STREET, SW Orig. mort.: $0.00 Deed Book: 66882, Page 159 Mort. Holder: Newport 61 & 63 Peachtree Street, L.P. Firm: WESTFALL LLC Firm Contact: 678-3847005 66 PEACHTREE STREET, SW Orig. mort.: $3,500,000.00 Deed Book: 66450, Page 428 Mort. Holder: Newport 66 Peachtree Street, L.P. Firm: WESTFALL LLC Firm Contact: 678-3847005 68 PEACHTREE STREET, SW Orig. mort.: $3,500,000.00 Deed Book: 66450, Page 464 Mort. Holder: Newport 68 Peachtree Street, L.P. Firm: WESTFALL LLC Firm Contact: 678-3847005 73 PEACHTREE STREET, SW Orig. mort.: $4,690,000.00 Deed Book: 66882, Page 197 Mort. Holder: Newport 73 Peachtree Street, L.P Firm: WESTFALL LLC Firm Contact: 678-3847005 74 PEACHTREE STREET, SW Orig. mort.: $3,500,000.00 Deed Book: 66450, Page 532 Mort. Holder: Newport 74 Peachtree Street, L.P. Firm: WESTFALL LLC Firm Contact: 678-3847005 76 PEACHTREE STREET, SW Orig. mort.: $3,500,000.00 Deed Book: 66450, Page 566 Mort. Holder: Newport 76 Peachtree Street, L.P. Firm: WESTFALL LLC Firm Contact: 678-3847005 80 PEACHTREE STREET, SW Orig. mort.: $3,500,000.00 Deed Book: 66450, Page 287

Mort. Holder: Newport 80 Peachtree Street, L.P. Firm: WESTFALL LLC Firm Contact: 678-3847005 82 PEACHTREE STREET, SW Orig. mort.: $3,500,000.00 Deed Book: 66450, Page 322 Mort. Holder: Newport 82 Peachtree Street, L.P Firm: WESTFALL LLC Firm Contact: 678-3847005 83 PEACHTREE STREET, SW, ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30303 Orig. mort.: $4,690,000.00 Deed Book: 66882, Page 232 Mort. Holder: Newport 83 Peachtree Street, L.P. Firm: WESTFALL LLC Firm Contact: 678-3847005 85 PEACHTREE STREET Orig. mort.: $4,690,000.00 Deed Book: 66882, Page 270 Mort. Holder: Newport 85 Peachtree Street, L.P. Firm: WESTFALL LLC Firm Contact: 678-3847005 92 PEACHTREE STREET, SW Orig. mort.: $3,500,000.00 Deed Book: 66450, Page 359 Mort. Holder: Newport 92 Peachtree Street, L.P. Firm: WESTFALL LLC Firm Contact: 678-3847005 93 BROAD STREET Orig. mort.: $10,585,000.00 Deed Book: 66439, Page 171 Mort. Holder: NEWPORT 97-99 PEACHTREE STREET, L.P and NEWPORT 99-101 BROAD STREET, L.P Firm Contact: 404-8738568 64 PEACHTREE STREET, SW Orig. mort.: $0.00 Deed Book: 66450, Page 393 Mort. Holder: Newport 64 Peachtree Street, L.P. Firm: WESTFALL LLC Firm Contact: 678-3847005 70 PEACHTREE STREET, SW Orig. mort.: $0.00 Deed Book: 66450, Page 498 Mort. Holder: Newport 70 Peachtree Street, L.P. Firm: WESTFALL LLC Firm Contact: 678-3847005

30305 2479 PEACHTREE ROAD NE, UNIT 314 Orig. mort.: $206,600.00 Deed Book: 58124 and

Page No. 101 Mort. Holder: Robert K. West, III Firm Contact: 803-5095078

30306 1585 EAST SUSSEX ROAD NE Orig. mort.: $362,438.00 Deed Book: 44819, Page 75 Mort. Holder: Kira L. Quarles and Keith D. Quarles, Jr. Firm Contact: 888-4802432

30308 215 PIEDMONT AVE NE APT 1002 Orig. mort.: $107,600.00 Deed Book: 60061, Page 501 Mort. Holder: BOBBY J HELTON Firm: RUBIN LUBLIN LLC Firm Contact: 877-8130992 400 W PEACHTREE ST NW UNIT 1412 Orig. mort.: $33,270.00 Deed Book: 45699, Page 484 Mort. Holder: MICHAEL E. COLLINS Firm Contact: 470.321.7112

30309 2255 PEACHTREE RD NE #322 Orig. mort.: $164,900.00 Deed Book: 53908 Page 82 Mort. Holder: Denise A Oberlton Firm Contact: 404-9947400 878 PEACHTREE ST NE 729 Orig. mort.: $245,471.00 Deed Book: 56728 and Page No. 80 Mort. Holder: STEFAN C. BROCKETT Firm: BARRETT DAFFIN FRAPPIER TURNER & ENGEL, LLP Firm Contact: 972-341 5398 878 PEACHTREE ST NE APT 307 Orig. mort.: $0.00 Deed Book: 63117, Page 158 Mort. Holder: Cecelia Rasul Skipper Firm: CAMPBELL & BRANNON LLC Firm Contact: 770-3920041

30310 1086 MCDANIEL STREET SW Orig. mort.: $0.00

Deed Book: $285,000.00 Mort. Holder: WORKING WITH HOUSES, LLC and TEAM JAMROCK INVESTMENTS, LLC Firm Contact: 404-2669171 1122 CARNES DRIVE Orig. mort.: $0.00 Deed Book: 64646, Page 282 Mort. Holder: SUMREI, LLC Firm: WESTFALL LLC Firm Contact: 678-3847005 1267 OAKLAND TERRACE SW Orig. mort.: $305,900.00 Deed Book: 66139, Page 669 Mort. Holder: Superior Residence LLC Firm: MANER, RICHARD B. PC Firm Contact: 404.252.6385 1385 KENILWORTH DRIVE SW Orig. mort.: $209,400.00 Deed Book: 64919, Page 531 Mort. Holder: Aaron David Firm: MANER, RICHARD B. PC Firm Contact: 404.252.6385 1453 KENILWORTH DRIVE SW Orig. mort.: $103,098.00 Deed Book: 61735 and Page No. 325 Mort. Holder: Debra Carter Firm Contact: 803-5095078 1599 OLYMPIAN CIRCLE SW, 2158 BEECHER ROAD SW, 1201 WESTVIEW DRIVE SW, 1215 WESTVIEW DRIVE SW Orig. mort.: $1,007,800.00 Deed Book: 65598, Page 413 Mort. Holder: HTW PROPERTIES DE LLC Firm: RUBIN LUBLIN LLC Firm Contact: 877-8130992 1735 STOKES AVE SW Orig. mort.: $243,508.00 Deed Book: 60613, Page 238, Mort. Holder: ATTILIA CHRISTOPHER Firm: RUBIN LUBLIN LLC Firm Contact: 877-8130992

Firm Contact: 770-5792700

Firm Contact: 404-7892661

551 LAWTON STREET Orig. mort.: $93,279.00 Deed Book: 48121 and Page No. 460 Mort. Holder: BRIANA D WINN Firm: BARRETT DAFFIN FRAPPIER TURNER & ENGEL, LLP Firm Contact: 972-341 5398

3351 PARC DR SW Orig. mort.: $66,697.00 Deed Book: Book 55961, Page 172 Mort. Holder: JOY D. BLACKAMORE Firm: RUBIN LUBLIN LLC Firm Contact: 877-8130992

30311 1133 CASCADE ROAD SW Orig. mort.: $68,886.00 Deed Book: 54184 and Page No. 66 Mort. Holder: LEOLA JACKSON Firm: BARRETT DAFFIN FRAPPIER TURNER & ENGEL, LLP Firm Contact: 972-341 5398 1529 MONTREAT PLACE SW Orig. mort.: $380,500.00 Deed Book: 65882, Page 499 Mort. Holder: DB Assets LLC Firm: MANER, RICHARD B. PC Firm Contact: 404.252.6385 1661 ALTADENA PL SW Orig. mort.: $100,000.00 Deed Book: 44897, Page 510 Mort. Holder: Katherine R. Foster Firm: LOGS LEGAL GROUP, LLP Firm Contact: 770-2202535 1705 BEECHWOOD BOULEVARD Orig. mort.: $279,000.00 Deed Book: 64961, Page 368 Mort. Holder: MHV LLC and Misael Portillo Firm Contact: 850-4222520 1900 WINDSOR DRIVE SW Orig. mort.: $217,560.00 Deed Book: 65796, Page 450 Mort. Holder: CLEMMIE HILL Firm: RUBIN LUBLIN LLC Firm Contact: 877-8130992

2360 BEACH WAY Orig. mort.: $73,500.00 Deed Book: 46189 Page 9 Mort. Holder: Oscar Kemp Firm Contact: 404-9947400

2047 SANDTOWN ROAD SW Orig. mort.: $101,010.00 Deed Book: 65076, at page 175, et seq.

Mort. Holder: TIMISHA LAFAYE MELTON Firm: ATLANTA HABITAT FOR HUMANITY Firm Contact: 404-2235180

509 ATWOOD ST SW Orig. mort.: $0.00 Deed Book: 65772, Page 363 Mort. Holder: NOMADIC WEALTH PROPERTIES, LLC AND KEYPRINT, LLC Firm: PERRIE & ASSOCIATES, LLC

2242 GRASS VALLEY RD SW Orig. mort.: $72,000.00 Deed Book: 56392 Page 421 Mort. Holder: Dion L. Godbolt Firm: BROCK & SCOTT PLLC

3373 CEDAR ISLAND DR SW Orig. mort.: $98,000.00 Deed Book: 60523, Page 253 Mort. Holder: Christopher A Heard Firm Contact: 800-6694268 916 CASCADE ROAD, SW A/K/A 916 CASCADE AVE., SW Orig. mort.: $148,500.00 Deed Book: 60732, Page 334 Mort. Holder: Robert Whitley Firm: GEORGIA LITIGATION DEPARTMENT Firm Contact: 678-2816503

30312 362 MCGILL PL NE Orig. mort.: $213,300.00 Deed Book: 65713 Page 199 Mort. Holder: Joshua Jerry Bearden Firm Contact: 404-9947400 480 JOHN WESLEY DOBBS AVENUE NORTHEAST #431 Orig. mort.: $122,318.00 Deed Book: 50378 Page 321 Mort. Holder: Jeffrey D Giles Firm Contact: 404-9947400 585 CONNALLY ST SE Orig. mort.: $205,000.00 Deed Book: 58663, Page 62 Mort. Holder: Shawn Malmarowski Firm Contact: 800-4161472

30313 87 PEACHTREE STREET, ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30313 Orig. mort.: $129,400.00 Deed Book: 27805 and Page No. 338 Mort. Holder: SAMMIE E TRIMBLE Firm: BARRETT DAFFIN FRAPPIER TURNER & ENGEL, LLP Firm Contact: 972-341 5398

30314 1066 ASHBY GROVE AVE S.W. Orig. mort.: $153,400.00

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mortgage foreclosures Deed Book: 66473, PAGE 28 Mort. Holder: L&P REAL ESTATE SOLUTIONS, LLC Firm Contact: 678-9489400 1332 THURGOOD STREET SOUTHWEST Orig. mort.: $263,492.00 Deed Book: 66898, Page 570 Mort. Holder: THRIVEWELL LIVING LLC Firm: RUBIN LUBLIN LLC Firm Contact: 877-8130992 233 BURBANK DRIVE NW Orig. mort.: $50,000.00 Deed Book: 65458, Page 239 Mort. Holder: THE GURU LLC and ALONZO ALVAREZ Firm: PARKWAY LAW GROUP Firm Contact: 404.719.5155 367 ANDREW J. HAIRSTON PLACE NW Orig. mort.: $285,000.00 Deed Book: 66609, Page 310 Mort. Holder: Hand Homes LLC Firm: MANER, RICHARD B. PC Firm Contact: 404.252.6385 403 ELM STREET NW Orig. mort.: $86,775.00 Deed Book: 49793, at page 628, et seq., Mort. Holder: JONELL RENEE HAYNES Firm: ATLANTA HABITAT FOR HUMANITY Firm Contact: 404)2235180 774 LIBERTY COMMONS DR NW Orig. mort.: $195,296.00 Deed Book: 54134, Page 301 Mort. Holder: Fateen Jahaad Bullock Firm Contact: 800-6694268 49 SPRING LN NW, ATLANTA, GEORGIA Orig. mort.: $20,000.00 Deed Book: 3740 and Page No. 540 Mort. Holder: JOHN E EPPS Firm: BARRETT DAFFIN FRAPPIER TURNER & ENGEL, LLP Firm Contact: 972-341 5398

30315 1078 WEST AVENUE SOUTHWEST Orig. mort.: $221,000.00 Deed Book: 65230, Page 88 Mort. Holder: Briarwood Hills Corp Firm: MCMICHAEL TAYLOR GRAY LAW GA Firm Contact: 404-4747149 1486 WELLSWOOD

DR SE Orig. mort.: $66,679.00 Deed Book: 34534, Page 503 Mort. Holder: Barbara J. Smith Firm: LOGS LEGAL GROUP, LLP Firm Contact: 770-2202535 161 LITTLE ST LOT A Orig. mort.: $675,000.00 Deed Book: 65997 Page 462 Mort. Holder: Komichel L. Johnson Firm Contact: 404-9947400 186 ORMOND STREET SW Orig. mort.: $130,724.00 Deed Book: 50069, Page 285, Mort. Holder: DANTE` TROY BISHOP Firm: RUBIN LUBLIN LLC Firm Contact: 877-8130992 30 TROY ST SE Orig. mort.: $385,881.00 Deed Book: 66234, Page 636 Mort. Holder: AARON PEACOCK Firm Contact: 470-3217112 391 SOUTH BEND AVENUE, SE Orig. mort.: $0.00 Deed Book: 66077, Page 200 Mort. Holder: HAE Investments, LLC Firm: WESTFALL LLC Firm Contact: 678-3847005 1136 OAK KNOLL TERRACE, SOUTHEAST, Orig. mort.: $265,500.00 Deed Book: 66158, Page 566 Mort. Holder: Investors Group of America, LLC Firm: GEORGIA LITIGATION DEPARTMENT Firm Contact: 678-2816503

30316 1087 WOODLAND AVE SE Orig. mort.: $129,250.00 Deed Book: 39197, Page 512 Mort. Holder: JAMES W CORLEY, JR. Firm: RUBIN LUBLIN LLC Firm Contact: 877-8130992 1110 FAITH AVENUE, SE Orig. mort.: $251,250.00 Deed Book: 64730, Page 265 Mort. Holder: INSIGHT PROPERTY GROUP, LLC Firm Contact: 770-8848184 163 WALTHALL STREET SE Orig. mort.: $450,000.00 Deed Book: 62372 Page 632 Mort. Holder: Clara Franklin Watkins

Firm Contact: 404-9947400 205 HOWELL DR SE, UNIT A Orig. mort.: $607,750.00 Deed Book: 64210, Page 229 Mort. Holder: Phillip James Boykin, Jr. Firm: BROCK & SCOTT PLLC Firm Contact: 404-7892661

30318 1131 LOOKOUT AVE NW Orig. mort.: $385,000.00 Deed Book: 65524 Page 487 Mort. Holder: Kyle Andre Brown Firm Contact: 404-9947400 1637 LAUREL AVE NW Orig. mort.: $313,500.00 Deed Book: 63045 Page 206 Mort. Holder: Robert Esther Firm Contact: 404-9947400 1987 RUTH ST NW Orig. mort.: $200,000.00 Deed Book: 64544, Page 554 Mort. Holder: THE AFFILIATION GROUP LLC Firm: RUBIN LUBLIN LLC Firm Contact: 877-8130992 2009 ARLINGTON CIRCLE NW Orig. mort.: $0.00 Deed Book: 67234, Page 683 Mort. Holder: Aubrey B. Carter Firm: CAMPBELL & BRANNON LLC Firm Contact: 770-3920041 2941 ELEANOR TERRACE, NW Orig. mort.: $0.00 Deed Book: 7088, Page 622 Mort. Holder: HANDSOME HOME CO., LLC Firm Contact: 404-2421425 482 PARK VALLEY DRIVE NW Orig. mort.: $175,000.00 Deed Book: 64328, Page 1 Mort. Holder: GA Real Estate Acquisitions, LLC Firm: MANER, RICHARD B. PC Firm Contact: 404.252.6385 626 ENGLISH AVENUE NW Orig. mort.: $231,970.00 Deed Book: 63691, Page 699 Mort. Holder: Anitra Denise Hill Firm Contact: 800-5614567 682 CEDAR AVENUE NORTHWEST Orig. mort.: $0.00

Deed Book: 65720??

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Mort. Holder: 360 Real Estate Network, LLC??

Firm Contact: 678-5974950 701 DALVIGNEY STREET NW Orig. mort.: $49,936.00 Deed Book: 27451, at page 210 Mort. Holder: KRISTA CHANTEL JONES Firm: ATLANTA HABITAT FOR HUMANITY Firm Contact: 404)2235180 883 N GRAND AVE NW Orig. mort.: $208,000.00 Deed Book: 64423, Page 457 Mort. Holder: THE AFFILIATION GROUP LLC Firm: RUBIN LUBLIN LLC Firm Contact: 877-8130992 1090 HOLLYWOOD RD NW APT 103 Orig. mort.: $84,000.00 Deed Book: 3047 Page 561 Mort. Holder: Adrryl S Addison Firm Contact: 404-9947400

30324 1114 SUMMIT NORTH DRIVE, N.E Orig. mort.: $106,067.00 Deed Book: 46380 Page 469 Mort. Holder: Andrew W. Dean Firm Contact: 404-9947400 560 DUTCH VALLEY RD NE Orig. mort.: $44,700.00 Deed Book: 38190, Page 1 Mort. Holder: Peter M. Chatell Firm: LOGS LEGAL GROUP, LLP Firm Contact: 770-2202535 995 SIBLEY LN NE Orig. mort.: $574,980.00 Deed Book: 64273, Page 629 Mort. Holder: TASHONDA R ALSTON Firm: RUBIN LUBLIN LLC Firm Contact: 877-8130992

30327 30 ARPEGE WAY NW Orig. mort.: $187,597.00 Deed Book: 60171, Page 247 Mort. Holder: ERICA VILLODAS AND GABRIEL E. CIFUENTES Firm Contact: 470-3217112 924 PEACHTREE BATTLE AVENUE NORTHWEST Orig. mort.:

$1,140,000.00 Deed Book: 66178, Page 63 Mort. Holder: Judy Kersten Firm Contact: 404-5841238

30328 1165 WINDING CREEK TRAIL Orig. mort.: $404,600.00 Deed Book: 59062, Page 357 Mort. Holder: Georgia Antonia Del Mazo Campagna Firm Contact: 800-6694268 275 GLENCOURTNEY DRIVE Orig. mort.: $315,000.00 Deed Book: 58487 Page 142 Mort. Holder: Brian P Katz and Marnie L Katz Firm Contact: 404-9947400 6346 VERNON WOODS DRIVE N Orig. mort.: $167,887.00 Deed Book: 48431, Page 352 Mort. Holder: James A Dockter and Evgenia Dockter Firm Contact: 800-4161472 905 HEARDS FERRY ROAD Orig. mort.: $675,000.00 Deed Book: 61924, Page 108 Mort. Holder: SANDRA P DAVILA and KSANDRA PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, LLC Firm: PARKWAY LAW GROUP Firm Contact: 404.719.5155

30331 140 WINDHAVEN TRL SW, Orig. mort.: $92,488.00 Deed Book: 46431, Page 348 Mort. Holder: Michelle D McClain Firm Contact: 800-7241633 1555 NISKEY LAKE RD SW Orig. mort.: $190,800.00 Deed Book: 39750 and Page No. 282 Mort. Holder: ROBERT HINSON SR Firm: BARRETT DAFFIN FRAPPIER TURNER & ENGEL, LLP Firm Contact: 972-341 5398 2392 BARRINGTON TR CIR SW Orig. mort.: $483,000.00 Deed Book: 61179, Page 217 Mort. Holder: NICOLE GILBERT-DANIELS AKA NICOLE LYNETTE

GILBERT-DANIELS and LEONARD DANIELS Firm: RUBIN LUBLIN LLC Firm Contact: 877-8130992

Mort. Holder: Patrick Myrie Firm Contact: 888-4802432

2521 COUNTY LINE RD SW Orig. mort.: $145,500.00 Deed Book: 32240, Page 73 Mort. Holder: ERNEST YORK, JR Firm: RUBIN LUBLIN LLC Firm Contact: 877-8130992

30337

3199 SAVILLE STREET Orig. mort.: $31,300.00 Deed Book: 42017, Page 25 Mort. Holder: Kimberly Coleman Firm: LEFKOFF, RUBIN, GLEASON, & RUSSO, P.C. Firm Contact: 404)8696900 4095 KENORA DR SW Orig. mort.: $186,023.00 Deed Book: 62373, Page 418 Mort. Holder: JOE ROWELL AND VICKIE CONYERS-ROWELL Firm Contact: 470-3217112 5145 DUBLIN DR SW Orig. mort.: $121,863.00 Deed Book: 36542, Page 237 Mort. Holder: Johnny Johnson and Winda Horton Firm Contact: 713-6252034 6402 CELTIC DRIVE Orig. mort.: $181,400.00 Deed Book: 40782 Page 541 Mort. Holder: Tony Robinson Firm Contact: 404-9947400 7166 CAVENDER DRIVE SW Orig. mort.: $158,350.00 Deed Book: 41084, Page 569 Mort. Holder: Rhonda D. Fields and Milton D. Fields Firm: MANER, RICHARD B. PC Firm Contact: 404.252.6385 852 AMBIENT WAY SW Orig. mort.: $223,999.00 Deed Book: 65043, Page 0160 Mort. Holder: Lauree Miller Firm: MK CONSULTANTS, INC. Firm Contact: 888-9023989 990 REUNION PL SW Orig. mort.: $107,300.00 Deed Book: 55031, Page 306 Mort. Holder: Barbara Williams Firm: LOGS LEGAL GROUP, LLP Firm Contact: 770-2202535 2774 ELKMONT RIDGE SW Orig. mort.: $189,216.00 Deed Book: 44702, Page 331

1804 MERCER AVENUE Orig. mort.: $435,958.00 Deed Book: 65962 and Page No. 150, Mort. Holder: Devon Paul Lambert Firm Contact: 803-5095078 3437 FAIRWAY DR Orig. mort.: $343,660.00 Deed Book: 60329, Page 41 Mort. Holder: LORENZA M LENNON, JR. Firm: RUBIN LUBLIN LLC Firm Contact: 877-8130992 2265 RUGBY TER Orig. mort.: $335,000.00 Deed Book: 64477 and Page No. 550 Mort. Holder: TONY J ROBERTSON Firm: BARRETT DAFFIN FRAPPIER TURNER & ENGEL, LLP Firm Contact: 972-341 5398 3481 FAIRWAY DR Orig. mort.: $142,100.00 Deed Book: 50041, Page 5 Mort. Holder: MILLARD DURHAM Firm Contact: 470-3217112

30342 138 LEBRUN ROAD NE Orig. mort.: $765,000.00 Deed Book: 51258 Page 105 Mort. Holder: Renee Reinhard Brown Firm Contact: 404-9947400 5457 GLENRIDGE VIEW Orig. mort.: $104,200.00 Deed Book: 67242 Page 267 Mort. Holder: Alfreda A. Fambro and Eric L. Davis Firm: BROCK & SCOTT PLLC Firm Contact: 404-7892661 645 NORTHWAY LANE WEST Orig. mort.: $350,000.00 Deed Book: 66730, Page 332 Mort. Holder: OCEANS EXOTIC AUTO LLC to EQUITYMAX, Inc., Firm: STEVENS, STEVENS & OLIVER, LLC Firm Contact: 770-3938900

30344 1917 THOMPSON AVENUE Orig. mort.: $191,250.00

Deed Book: 66848, Page 124 Mort. Holder: THRIVEWELL LIVING LLC Firm: RUBIN LUBLIN LLC Firm Contact: 877-8130992 2759 DRESDEN TRAIL Orig. mort.: $99,876.00 Deed Book: 53597 and Page No. 294 Mort. Holder: Mildred Griffin Firm Contact: 803-5095078 0 JEFFERSON TER Orig. mort.: $302,000.00 Deed Book: 65528, Page 520 Mort. Holder: Jefferson Terrace LLC Firm: MCMICHAEL TAYLOR GRAY LAW GA Firm Contact: 404-4747149 1001 JEFFERSON AVENUE Orig. mort.: $252,000.00 Deed Book: 68425, Page 482 Mort. Holder: KMA INVESTMENTS LLC Firm: RUBIN LUBLIN LLC Firm Contact: 877-8130992 1410 EAST WASHINGTON AVENUE Orig. mort.: $154,000.00 Deed Book: Book 65869, Page 120 Mort. Holder: DAur Properties LLC Firm: MANER, RICHARD B. PC Firm Contact: 404.252.6385 2137 DELOWE DRIVE Orig. mort.: $95,309.00 Deed Book: 52211 and Page No. 492 Mort. Holder: JOSHEPH MARTIN AND DIANN MARTIN A/K/A DIANE MARTIN Firm: BARRETT DAFFIN FRAPPIER TURNER & ENGEL, LLP Firm Contact: 972-341 5398 2505 STONE ROAD Orig. mort.: $163,483.00 Deed Book: 64679, Page 642 Mort. Holder: Annika Hayes Firm Contact: 800-8935304 2614 ROLLING BROOK TRAIL Orig. mort.: $108,000.00 Deed Book: 59306, Page 658 Mort. Holder: Terrence D Albritton and India J Albritton Firm Contact: 800-5238654 2742 ARROWOOD DR Orig. mort.: $128,272.00 Deed Book: 49185, Page 393 Mort. Holder: Dan A Holmes, Jr Firm: MCMICHAEL TAYLOR GRAY LAW GA Firm Contact: 404-4747149

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mortgage foreclosures 42098, PAGE 107 Orig. mort.: $240,000.00 Deed Book: 42098, Page 107 Mort. Holder: EVELYN SPENCER Firm: RUBIN LUBLIN LLC Firm Contact: 877-8130992

30349 240 CHERT WAY Orig. mort.: $199,912.00 Deed Book: 57995 Page 522 Mort. Holder: Kathenia Johnson and Mark Anthony Smith, Jr. Firm Contact: 404-9947400 3368 WALNUT RIDGE Orig. mort.: $192,000.00 Deed Book: 66249, Page 30 Mort. Holder: Roy Pace and Rosetta Pace Firm: MCMICHAEL TAYLOR GRAY LAW GA Firm Contact: 404-4747149 3415 SPRING VALLEY BOULEVARD Orig. mort.: $135,000.00 Deed Book: 44058, Page 423 Mort. Holder: Gloria Key Taylor Firm: MCMICHAEL TAYLOR GRAY LAW GA Firm Contact: 404-4747149 3685 EMILY WAY

Orig. mort.: $119,130.00 Deed Book: 46472, Page 635 Mort. Holder: Marquise C. Grant Firm: LOGS LEGAL GROUP, LLP Firm Contact: 770-2202535 4339 RAINER DRIVE Orig. mort.: $249,193.00 Deed Book: 60820, Page 395 Mort. Holder: DUQUAYE WILLIAMS Firm: RUBIN LUBLIN LLC Firm Contact: 877-8130992 4339 RAINER DRIVE, ATLANTA, GA 30349 Orig. mort.: $249,193.00 Deed Book: 60820, Page 395 Mort. Holder: DUQUAYE WILLIAMS Firm: RUBIN LUBLIN LLC Firm Contact: 877-8130992 4852 WEST PARK CIRCLE Orig. mort.: $145,319.00 Deed Book: 66752 Page 437 Mort. Holder: Brittany Nichole Harrison Firm: BROCK & SCOTT PLLC Firm Contact: 404-7892661 4955 CANYON LAKE DR Orig. mort.: $100,000.00 Deed Book: Book 58813, Page 604 Mort. Holder: EARL B.

OWENS and MARLENE OWENS Firm: RUBIN LUBLIN LLC Firm Contact: 877-8130992 5079 LOWER ELM ST. Orig. mort.: $30,100.00 Deed Book: 66608, Page 356 Mort. Holder: Ashley Franks Firm: LEFKOFF, RUBIN, GLEASON, & RUSSO, P.C. Firm Contact: 404)8696900 526 JADETREE LN Orig. mort.: $220,635.00 Deed Book: 59180 and Page No. 155, Mort. Holder: SADE INDIRA STAFFORD LACHHU Firm: BARRETT DAFFIN FRAPPIER TURNER & ENGEL, LLP Firm Contact: 972-341 5398 5435 ROCK LAKE DRIVE Orig. mort.: $121,050.00 Deed Book: 47356, Page 60 Mort. Holder: Willie J Ross Firm Contact: 888-8186032 5624 BAFFIN ROAD Orig. mort.: $172,900.00 Deed Book: 41937, Page 555 Mort. Holder: Shurvon A Ingram Firm: LOGS LEGAL GROUP, LLP

Firm Contact: 770-2202535 5658 JAMERSON DR Orig. mort.: $239,400.00 Deed Book: 44468, Page 25 Mort. Holder: Michael D Hill Firm Contact: 855-6987627 6215 RED OAK RD Orig. mort.: $55,200.00 Deed Book: 57573, Page 99 Mort. Holder: RANDY BACOTE Firm Contact: 470-3217112 100 MAPLEDALE LANE Orig. mort.: $114,400.00 Deed Book: 38985 Page 380 Mort. Holder: Elaida Tanisha Pitts Firm Contact: 404-9947400 3138 REDWOOD RUN Orig. mort.: $141,000.00 Deed Book: 45684, Page 314 Mort. Holder: Donna Milton and Alvin Walker Firm: LOGS LEGAL GROUP, LLP Firm Contact: 770-2202535 5742 JAMERSON DRIVE Orig. mort.: $0.00 Deed Book: Book 59897, beginning at page 465 Mort. Holder: Larry Powell, Jr. Firm: CAMPBELL &

BRANNON LLC Firm Contact: 770-3920041

Parker Firm Contact: 678-7827422

6039 PINESIDE DR Orig. mort.: $196,500.00 Deed Book: 42141, Page 606 Mort. Holder: LUCILLE JOHNSON Firm: RUBIN LUBLIN LLC Firm Contact: 877-8130992

510 WALNUT STREET Orig. mort.: $210,000.00 Deed Book: 58123, Page 264 Mort. Holder: Andrea Jones Firm Contact: 800-6544566

6263 CENTENNIAL RUN, Orig. mort.: $219,927.00 Deed Book: 64944, Page 672 Mort. Holder: TORRES LAMONT WILLIAMS Firm Contact: 470-3217112

30349.

3401 WOLF CUB CIRCLE Orig. mort.: $326,751.00 Deed Book: 61581, Page 434 Mort. Holder: Dwan A Holt Firm Contact: 480-6162741

30354 3152 FORREST HILLS DR Orig. mort.: $111,000.00 Deed Book: 64682, Page 324 Mort. Holder: Marcus

551 LAKE DRIVE Orig. mort.: $253,000.00 Deed Book: 64129, Page 129 Mort. Holder: Freitus Enterprises Inc Firm: MANER, RICHARD B. PC Firm Contact: 404.252.6385

30363 115 PEACHTREE STREET, Orig. mort.: $10,585,000.00 Deed Book: 66176, Page 340 Mort. Holder: NEWPORT SDT III, L.P. Firm Contact: 404-8738568 223 16TH STREET, UNIT #5 Orig. mort.: $80,000.00 Deed Book: 67079, Pages 448 Mort. Holder: I-INSPIRE DANCE, INC. Firm Contact: 404-9815294

Without complete addresses 5478 SPELMAN DR Orig. mort.: $128,000.00 Deed Book: 45330 and Page No. 556, Mort. Holder: ANTOINETTE JEFFERS AND CHARLES JEFFERS Firm: BARRETT DAFFIN FRAPPIER TURNER & ENGEL, LLP Firm Contact: 972-341 5398 LAND LOT 164 OF THE 14TH DISTRICT Orig. mort.: $170,280.00 Deed Book: 60246, Page 354 Mort. Holder: TOORAK CAPITAL PARTNERS LLC Firm: POLSINELLI PC Firm Contact: 404.253.6074 1178 FENWOOD STREET Orig. mort.: $270,000.00 Deed Book: 66829, Page 359 Mort. Holder: EVERYBODY EATS TOGETHER, LLC Firm Contact: 678-9998045 3056 MAIN STREET EAST POINT Orig. mort.: $350,000.00 Deed Book: 64520, page 84 Mort. Holder: DAMARCUS ELLIS Firm Contact:

Home Protection

If your lender has started foreclosure proceedings against your home, Fulton Consumer Alerts gives you a heads-up to save your house from the auction block.

Fulton Consumer Alerts are published monthly in the Daily Report and The Atlanta Voice and on the internet at http://www.DailyReportOnline.com

7789 RUTGERS CIRCLE Orig. mort.: $187,834.00 Deed Book: 65907, Page 392 Mort. Holder: JASMINE LA NICE POM Firm Contact: 404-7398859 LAND LOT 122 OF THE 14TH DISTRICT OF ORIGINALLY HENRY Orig. mort.: $273,000.00 Deed Book: 63973 Page 443 Mort. Holder: Infothink BPM, LLC Firm Contact: 404-4870040 LAND LOT 152 OF THE 14TH DISTRICT Orig. mort.: $146,246.00 Deed Book: 58218, Page 145 Mort. Holder: Solid Estate Investments LLC Firm Contact: 770-6856320 LAND LOT 234 OF THE 14TH DISTRICT Orig. mort.: $297,500.00 Deed Book: 63681, Page 594 Mort. Holder: Logan & Logan Holdings, LLC Firm Contact: 251-4321414 LAND LOT 3 OF THE 13TH DISTRICT Orig. mort.: $273,000.00 Deed Book: 67145, beginning at Page 349 Mort. Holder: Equity Homes LLC Firm Contact: 404-5649300

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tax foreclosures TAX, from page 1 can sell the real estate to raise the amount due in back taxes. It’s an awesome power, and it takes the form of a lien.

Think of a lien as a parking boot the county clamps on your property. As with that more physical form of restraint, a lien against your property can stop you cold. It can interfere with your ability to transfer the property or even to borrow against it.

If you do manage to sell the property, the lien sticks to it, interfering with the next owner’s title.

By law, the county tax commissioner automatically gains a lien against property the first day property taxes come due, Jan. 1 of each year. Once the owner pays the taxes, the lien dissolves.

When the property taxes become past due, the tax collector can proceed in one of two ways-Non-Judicial Tax Sale, which doesn’t involve going to court, and Judicial Tax Sale, which must. Both types of proceedings rely upon the sheriff to conduct the sale. Each has its own purpose and its own advantages to the tax collector. More important to the homeowner, each has its own set of procedures and its own types of public notice.

Non-Judicial Tax Sale Non-judicial tax sale is the most common route for the tax commissioner to take. After the payment deadline passes, and after providing the owner with written notice, the tax commissioner turns the matter over to the sheriff by issuing what’s called a tax fi. fa. or writ of execution.

Fi. fa. is the abbreviation of a Latin term meaning “cause it to be done,” and the writ, in this case, formally commands the sheriff to sell the property at auction to the highest bidder. The sheriff has no choice in the matter. The ensuing process is known as sheriff’s levy and sale.

As a first step, the sheriff must send out written notice and also publish a Notice of Sheriff’s Sale in the Daily Report. Those notices, grouped under the heading NonJudicial Tax Sales, are generally the first form of notice to hit the Daily Report and therefore usually represent the first alert appearing in the listings below.

If you see a property in which you have an interest listed as the subject of a Non-Judicial Tax Sale, you need to contact the sheriff’s office and the county tax authorities.

If the notice lists a private investor, that means the county has transferred the tax lien on your property (explained below), and you should contact that party.

After meeting the law’s notification requirements, the sheriff auctions the property to the highest bidder on the steps of the Fulton County Courthouse in downtown Atlanta at 136 Pryor St. S.W., the first Tuesday of the month. The money raised goes toward the back taxes, and the bidder now takes ownership to the property.

The original homeowner still has a way to get the house back (explained below, under Redemption), but it’s now a matter between old owner and new; the county is out of the picture.

The Legacy of Lien Transfers Until May 2002, Georgia law let the county turn matters over to the private sector even sooner. Instead of pursuing the non-judicial sale procedures itself, the county could sell off its tax liens to private investors. The investors paid off the back taxes and then handled the rest, including having the sheriff conduct a non-judicial sale. Although the Georgia Legislature halted the practice during its 2002 session, enough transferred liens remain outstanding that homeowners need to know about them.

For one thing, a transferred tax lien can lie dormant for a few years and thus catch the homeowner unawares when the private investor finally decides to execute on it. That’s because the purchaser of a tax lien does not have to demand a sheriff’s sale of the property right away. Some transferees hold on to the lien without taking any action for a couple of years, thus allowing the interest and penalties—the value of their investment—to grow. As the penalties compound, it becomes harder and harder to get one’s property out of hock.

Redemption: Rescuing Your Property Once the property is sold on the courthouse steps, the former owner still has the chance to rescue the property through a process called redemption. To regain good title to the property, the homeowner must reimburse the purchaser the amount paid at auction, plus penalties, interest and, sometimes, costs.

An owner has the opportunity to redeem as a matter of right for 12 months following the sale. But the window to redeem actually may stay open longer, depending on when the tax-sale purchaser takes action to cut off the owner’s right of redemption.

That action is technically known as foreclosing the right to redeem. The term “barment” has also come into parlance to describe the procedure for cutting off the owner’s right to redeem. By whatever

name, it has the effect of giving the taxsale purchaser title to the land (subject to other possible liens).

Twelve months after the sale, the purchaser can send out notice to the homeowner giving the person a deadline to pay up and reclaim the property or lose all rights to it. The tax-sale purchaser gives notice by mail and also by publishing in the Daily Report a Notice to Foreclose the Right of Redemption, a form of public notice we group under the heading Redemption Rights Deadline.

If your property appears in the listings below as subject to a Redemption Rights Deadline, you can rescue the property by contacting the purchaser and tendering the full redemption amount before the announced cutoff date.

Judicial Tax Sale The second and less common means of property tax collection is judicial tax foreclosure sale. When the tax authorities take that route, they have to wait a little longer to act, and they have to go to court, but it’s ultimately a more decisive process. In general, the county avails itself of this process as a way to put abandoned and blighted property in better hands.

Twelve months after the property taxes first become due on Jan. 1, the tax collector can file a petition in Fulton County Superior Court to conduct a foreclosure sale on the property in arrears.

Note, the legal action is filed not against an individual, such as the owner of record, but against the land itself, a procedure in law known as an action “in rem.”

The first published notice announces a hearing in Superior Court on whether a tax foreclosure sale should be permitted. Notice to the property owner of the county’s intent to foreclose on the land includes mailed notice and the publication of a Notice of Judicial In Rem Hearing, grouped in the Daily Report under the heading Judicial Tax Hearing.

If you see your property listed below as subject to a Judicial Tax Hearing, you need to contact the county tax commissioner and attend the scheduled hearing in Superior Court, but consult a lawyer.

Once satisfied that the tax collector has met the law’s notice and other procedural requirements, a judge issues an order allowing a foreclosure sale of the property.

With that order in hand, the tax collector then must publish in the Daily Report a Notice of Judicial In Rem Foreclosure Sale, which we’ve organized under the heading Judicial Tax Sale.

If you see your property listed below as subject to an impending Judicial Tax Sale, you need to contact the tax commissioner’s office and make arrangements to settle your tax delinquency and stop the sale.

The property owner has the right to redeem the property up to the moment of sale, which generally takes place the first Tuesday of the month following the published notice.

The law gives the owner one last chance at redemption. For 60 days after the sale, the owner can pay the redemption amount, which now includes not just the back taxes and penalties but also the amount paid for the property at auction. If the owner misses that opportunity, then title to the property passes to the purchaser at auction.

Quiet Title Title to property bought at tax foreclosure sales, particularly non-judicial sales, is generally considered clouded. That can cause complications when the new owner decides to sell or finance the property. To fix that, most purchasers undertake Quiet Title proceedings, seeking a declaration that they own the real estate free and clear. The process involves filing a petition with the Superior Court, mailing out notice, and publishing a Notice to Quiet Title in the Daily Report.

If you see your property listed as subject to Quiet Title proceedings, you may be able to file pleadings in Superior Court to intervene. Consult a lawyer.

Sources and Resources Suffice it to say, it’s a complicated sequence of events, and one that rapidly gets more expensive and harder to control as time passes. For help and more information, here are some suggested Fulton County contact numbers: • Tax Commissioner (404) 612-6440 • Sheriff’s Property Tax Unit (404) 730-6595 • Superior Court Clerk (404) 730-5313 • Atlanta Bar Association Lawyer Referral Service (404) 521-0777

Attribution The Daily Report gratefully acknowledges the advice and insight of Emory University School of Law Professor Frank S. Alexander and his authoritative book on the subject, “Georgia Real Estate Finance and Foreclosure Law with Forms”

(Harrison Co. 3d ed. 1999 & supp. 2001).

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tax foreclosures Non-Judicial Tax Sale 1015 SIMS STREET SW. Owner: TRAM NGUYEN ROGERS Amount Due: $8,437.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0087-0005-023-4 1017 NEAL STREET NW. Owner: DEMETRIUS VASHAWN COLE Amount Due: $14,439.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0114-0005-119-7 102 JOSEPH E LOWERY BLVD NW. Owner: ROBERT L CHENNAULT JR ESTATE Amount Due: $53,278.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0115-0008-039-3 1050 DONALD LEE HOLLOWELL PKWY NW. Owner: CROSSSTONE MANAGEMENT LLC Amount Due: $45,251.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0113-0006-110-6 109 CHESTER AVENUE SE. Owner: THE GA PROPERTY TAX SOLUTIONS Amount Due: $35,570.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0020-0007-026-5 109 EVERGREEN TRAIL Owner: LAND ACQUISITION FLORIDA LLC Amount Due: $4,294.00 Tax Parcel ID: 09C-1100-0043-047-5

Tax Parcel ID: 17-0247-0001-013-9

Tax Parcel ID: 14-0056-0008-062-6

Tax Parcel ID: 14F-0077-LL-055-8

228 MAPLE PLACE NW.# Owner: 228 MAPLE LLC Amount Due: $27,991.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0083-0001-202-2

52 DANIEL STREET SE. Owner: LA BLANCHE WARREN ESTATE Amount Due: $12,047.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0045-0003-059-1

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 10, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: HOLLY E SIMOLEON Amount Due: $12,514.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0010-0001-009-9

2424 WEST AVENUE NW Owner: ROOSEVELT LENARD JR Amount Due: $2,079.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0250-0004-026-2

528 CAIRO STREET NW. Owner: CANOPY DEVELOPMENT GROUP LLC Amount Due: $7,762.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0114-0003-070-4

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 100, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: MAXIM LEBEDEV Amount Due: $18,818.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0100-0007-247-3

2647 BUTNER ROAD SW. Owner: JOAN JOHNSON BOYKIN ESTATE Amount Due: $10,816.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14F-0066-0002-038-4

534 SIMMONS STREET NW. Owner: NORTHERN INVESTMENTS LLC Amount Due: $3,426.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0114-0003-053-0

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 100, 9TH DISTRICT Owner: NR DEED LLC Amount Due: $3,588.00 Tax Parcel ID: 09F-2202-0100-023-8

2777 COLLIER DRIVE NW. Owner: CR REAL ESTATE PROPERTIES LLC Amount Due: $13,170.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0210-LL-049-5

5576 GRACIOUS DRIVE Owner: UNION CROSSING COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION INC Amount Due: $8,500.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14F-0100-LL-103-7

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 101, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: DENNIS MOYE Amount Due: $68,562.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0101-0020-029-7

30 LINDEN AVENUE Owner: EMORY UNIVERSITY Amount Due: $2,596.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0050-0001-058-7 3129 WASHINGTON ROAD. Owner: EVANS BANK SHOP LLC Amount Due: $11,046.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0190-0001-132-1

575 MAGNOLIA STREET NW. Owner: ROC REALTY MAGNOLIA LLC Amount Due: $20,896.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0083-0004-112-0 5765 FELDWOOD ROAD Owner: JAYSON DELPOZZO Amount Due: $11,889.00 Tax Parcel ID: 09F-2402-0103-191-8

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 102, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: VERLYN D LOYD ESTATE Amount Due: $7,813.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0102-0003-005-4 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 104, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: ZULA MAE FLOWER LANCE ESTATE Amount Due: $19,181.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0104-0001-096-3

638 CHARLOTTE PLACE NW. Owner: MARY R NEAL ESTATE Amount Due: $11,143.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0176-0014-040-9

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 104, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: JAMES F BENTON & BONNIE RUTH BENTON ESTATE Amount Due: $2,623.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0103-0001-001-4

687 LILLIAN AVENUE SW. Owner: L JIMMY DAVIS ESTATE Amount Due: $18,025.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0107-0010-057-1

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 105, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: RUTH HARRIS REAL ESTATE HOLDINGS LLC Amount Due: $19,408.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0105-0009-020-4

390 WILLIS MILL ROAD SW. Owner: ALFRED WILLINGHAM Amount Due: $32,889.00 Tax Parcel ID: 4-0204-0001-008-7

754 MAGNOLIA STREET NW. Owner: JETER PROPERTY GROUP LLC Amount Due: $11,026.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0110-0009-004-1

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 105, 9F DISTRICT Owner: LEGACY INVESTMENT GROUP LLC Amount Due: $93,467.00 Tax Parcel ID: 13-0096-LL-598-2

395 WHITEHALL STREET SW. Owner: 395 WHITEHALL LLC Amount Due: $33,903.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0085-0002-018-9

7605 WESTBRIDGE ROAD. Owner: A L SHOPE JR ESTATE Amount Due: $12,696.00 Tax Parcel ID: $12,696.64

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 106, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: LAUREN MCDONALD Amount Due: $42,524.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0106-0017-011-5

411 HOLLY STREET NW. Owner: JOHN L MONTFORT Amount Due: $14,898.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0146-0011-019-3

826 RALPH D ABERNATHY BLVD SW. Owner: GEORGE C LYLE ESTATE Amount Due: $58,962.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0107-0002-005-0

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 106, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: CHRISTOPHER N GORIS Amount Due: $5,016.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0106-0004-290-0

4120 BANNER DRIVE. Owner: JAMES E LANDRUM ESTATE Amount Due: $7,299.00 Tax Parcel ID: 09F-3804-0178-028-4

859 NEAL STREET NW. Owner: WURMAN HOLDINGS LLC Amount Due: $9,638.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0111-0004-077-1

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 106, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: G & E PROPERTIES INC Amount Due: $41,074.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0106-0009-035-4

4225 BAKERS FERRY ROAD SW. Owner: SADIE BLOSSOMGAME ESTATE Amount Due: $15,500.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14F-0050-0002-017-6

926 MAYSON TURNER ROAD NW. Owner: ROBERT L CHENNAULT JR ESTATE Amount Due: $49,847.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0115-0008-090-6

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 108, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: RICHARD CROCKETT Amount Due: $39,054.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0108-0009-093-8

445 CAREY DRIVE SE. Owner: HERSHEL L SURRY ESTATE Amount Due: $14,071.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0038-0008-067-8

927 DIVISION STREET NW. Owner: WEST STAR HOLDINGS LLC Amount Due: $7,373.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0114-0007-123-7

2005 BAKER ROAD NW. Owner: JOHNATHAN KEITH SMITH Amount Due: $14,617.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0175-0013-012-0

4545 COCHRAN MILL ROAD. Owner: CONNIE REUSS FKA CONNIE SUE NORTON Amount Due: $27,619.00 Tax Parcel ID: 09C-0400-0006-013-1

928 PELHAM STREET NW. Owner: CANOPY DEVELOPMENT GROUP LLC Amount Due: $7,591.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0114-0003-039-9

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 108, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: SALLU JOHN JABATI, CHRISTOPHER MUJEHVAH JABATI Amount Due: $16,687.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0108-0008-173-2

2044 WILSON AVENUE NW. Owner: AISHA MUHAMMAD Amount Due: $2,970.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0180-0013-014-9

461 OLIVER STREET NW. Owner: ROB BENTIL Amount Due: $17,307.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0111-0004-069-8

2112 WILSON AVENUE NW. Owner: LOS OCHS LLC Amount Due: $5,340.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0180-0013-004-0

475 JOSEPH E LOWERY BLVD NW. Owner: TIMBER WOLF GROUP LLC Amount Due: $1,785.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0111-0004-009-4

2143 M L KING JR DRIVE NW. Owner: MOLLY WORLD ACADEMY & DAYCARE LLC Amount Due: $59,983.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0180-0012-004-1

485 CENTER HILL AVENUE NW. Owner: MORGAN ROBERT JR ESTATE Amount Due: $18,287.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0178-0002-069-0

2260 ALVIN DRIVE NW. Owner: COMMONWEALTH VENTURES LLC Amount Due: $7,304.00

50 BISBEE AVENUE SE. Owner: THE BELEM TRUST Amount Due: $16,236.00

111-115 BROAD ST, SW Owner: Amount Due: $0.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17 0077 00020-395;-403;-411;-429 113 EVERGREEN TRAIL Owner: LAND ACQUISITION FLORIDA LLC Amount Due: $4,194.00 Tax Parcel ID: 09C-1100-0043-046-7 1167 JOSEPH E BOONE BLVD NW. Owner: LEMMA LLC & 1167 JEB LLC Amount Due: $61,044.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0114-0001-022-7 135 JOSEPH E LOWERY BLVD NW. Owner: WESTSIDE AFFORDABLE HOUSING INC Amount Due: $28,213.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0110-0007-015-9 1525 JONESBORO ROAD SE. Owner: TOM MORRIS JR ESTATE Amount Due: $19,656.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0057-0008-003-9 1700 NORTH AVENUE NW. Owner: DARIUS BAUGH Amount Due: $18,207.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0146-0005-030-8 17TH DISTRICT, FULTON COUNTY Owner: CROSSSTONE MANAGEMENT LLC Amount Due: $6,462.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0251-0002-042-0 1942 LAKEWOOD AVENUE SE. Owner: THE NOVEMBER 22 2019 Amount Due: $3,853.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0058-0002-054-7

3202 BENJAMIN E MAYS DRIVE SW. Owner: HENRY G HANFORD ESTATE Amount Due: $8,331.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0235-0002-011-3 3472 WASHINGTON ROAD Owner: SUEAEN DALY & SNEED DALY Amount Due: $11,016.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0194-0001-022-0

959 MCDANIEL STREET SW. Owner: ANITA LANE FAVORS Amount Due: $26,301.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0087-0002-115-1 965 JOYCE STREET SW. Owner: MOREHOUSE COLLEGE INC Amount Due: $9,361.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0116-0009-136-5 978 PELHAM STREET NW. Owner: WESTLINE MANAGEMENT COMPANY LLC Amount Due: $3,673.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0114-0003-021-7 AS 4865 CAMPBELLTON ROAD. Owner: WILLIAMS SECURITY WROUGHT IRON MANUFACTURERS Amount Due: $33,120.00

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 11, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: CLARA B POWELL ESTATE Amount Due: $5,653.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0011-0001-040-3 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 110, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: PEBO ENTERPRISES CORPORATION Amount Due: $11,540.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0110-0008-183-4 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 110, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: VINE CITY ESTATES LLC Amount Due: $9,165.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0110-0006-057-2 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 111, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: SOUTHERN ACQUISITION GROUP LLC TRUSTEE Amount Due: $2,285.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0111-0005-074-7 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 111, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: HOWELL VINCENT HURSTON

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tax foreclosures Amount Due: $42,063.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0111-0005-093-0

Amount Due: $7,855.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0125-0011-057-8

Amount Due: $6,840.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0147-0002-015-1

Amount Due: $13,791.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0179-0003-091-2

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 111, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: ELEANOR CATHERINE TOWLES Amount Due: $12,826.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0111-0011-065-0

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 132, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: AGUSTIN DUVERGER, THE HOUSE OF BROWN AS TRUSTEE OF AGUSTIN Amount Due: $12,319.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0132-0014-095-6

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 148, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: JOI B WILLIAMS Amount Due: $25,986.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0148-0003-045-6

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 179, 14TH DISTRICT, Owner: DLIZ PROPERTIES Amount Due: $13,234.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0179-0005-028-2

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 148, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: ELMIRA EASON ESTATE Amount Due: $18,825.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0148-0003-057-1

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 183, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: TIMOTHY SMITH Amount Due: $27,897.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0183-0001-037-1

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 148, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: MUHAMMAD ABUBAKR KHAN Amount Due: $25,191.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0148-LL-517-1

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 184, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: LILLIAN HILL LOVE & LILLIAN LOVE BASHIR Amount Due: $8,930.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0184-0011-004-8

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 149, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: FREEPORT TITLE AND GUARANTY INC Amount Due: $25,678.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0149-0006-052-8

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 199, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: MAURICE B CHENEY JR ESTATE Amount Due: $15,668.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0199-0004-028-9

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 149, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: BAKARY DOUMBIA Amount Due: $19,529.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0149-0002-045-6

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 199, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: KIMBERLY RUTH WILLIAMS Amount Due: $19,652.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0199-0003-091-8

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 139, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: PROPERTIES FOR ALL LLC Amount Due: $25,372.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0139-0006-051-2

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 15, 14F DISTRICT Owner: THE MILK GORDON TRUST, M S KAUFMAN AS TRUSTEE Amount Due: $167,692.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14F-0015-LL-076-9

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 2, 8TH DISTRICT Owner: MICHAEL L ROBERTS & HNMC REAL ESTATE Amount Due: $13,106.00 Tax Parcel ID: 08-0701-0002-015-1

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 14, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: AARON R BULL Amount Due: $18,415.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14F-0014-0003-014-7

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 15, 14F DISTRICT Owner: PRIME INVESTMENT STRATEGIES 101 LLC Amount Due: $63,182.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14F-0015-0004-009-5

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 14, 9F DISTRICT Owner: EDUARDO ROMO & MARIA I ROMO Amount Due: $13,523.00 Tax Parcel ID: 09F-0301-0014-033-6

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 151, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: MATTIE E ALEXANDER Amount Due: $17,368.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0151-0001-069-2

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 115, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: PREMIER REO ASSET RENOVATIONS LLC Amount Due: $25,614.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0115-0006-098-1

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 141, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: POLK J POWELL ESTATE Amount Due: $10,115.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0141-0005-073-3

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 152, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: KENNETH CLARKE Amount Due: $16,977.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0152-0010-043-5

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 116, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: BOLDEN CAPITAL GROUP LLC Amount Due: $7,139.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0116-0007-061-7

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 142, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: ELNORA JOHNSON ESTATE Amount Due: $8,771.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0142-0017-023-3

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 16, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: ANGELA Y BARBER ESTATE Amount Due: $11,428.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14F-0016-0004-044-1

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 116, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: JULIA BROWN ESTATE Amount Due: $13,249.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0116-0006-042-8

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 142, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: J KEY INVESTMENTS LLC Amount Due: $23,507.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0142-0005-032-8

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 121, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: TRACY DUMMETT Amount Due: $20,201.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0121-0003-093-7

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 142, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: RANDOLE WILSON Amount Due: $5,215.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0142-0001-043-9

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 161, 13TH DISTRICT Owner: CHUCK VIRES JR & JUDY LYNN VIRES AS TRUSTEES Amount Due: $28,478.00 Tax Parcel ID: 13-0161-LL-050-4

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 121, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: GEORGIA TAX SALES LLC Amount Due: $13,962.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0121-0003-039-0

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 142, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: DORIS WELLS ESTATE Amount Due: $18,020.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0142-0012-036-0

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 122, 14TH DISTRICT, Owner: ROBERT BENTIL Amount Due: $21,335.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0122-0001-049-0

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 142, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: STEFEN LEE & JENNIFER SLOAN Amount Due: $11,459.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0142-0001-022-3

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 124, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: PRESTIGE PRODUCTS INC Amount Due: $7,072.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14F-0124-LL-076-7

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 143, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: CROSSSTONE MANAGEMENT LLC Amount Due: $5,747.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0143-0005-080-6

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 125, 13TH DISTRICT Owner: DAPHNEY GILZEAN, CAROL AIYANKHEBOR, OKORIN Amount Due: $17,956.00 Tax Parcel ID: 13-0125-LL-351-1

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 143, 14TH DISTRICT, Owner: CROSSSTONE MANAGEMENT LLC Amount Due: $5,592.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0143-0002-033-8

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 111, 17TH DISTRICT, Owner: DORIS ELIZABETH TENNIES Amount Due: $8,061.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0111-0005-321-5 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 113, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: CANOPY WEST LLC Amount Due: $4,515.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0113-0006-031-4 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 114, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: CANOPY DEVELOPMENT GROUP LLC Amount Due: $4,548.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0114-0007-051-0 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 114, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: THE WESTLINE GROUP LLC Amount Due: $3,491.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0114-0007-168-2 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 114, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: THE WESTLINE GROUP LLC Amount Due: $8,835.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0114-0005-068-6 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 114, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: CANOPY DEVELOPMENT GROUP LLC Amount Due: $9,136.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0114-0003-068-8 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 114, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 114, 14TH DISTRICT Amount Due: $9,969.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0114-0003-158-7

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 138, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: WILLIE MAE JONES ESTATE Amount Due: $9,692.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0138-0003-061-5 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 138, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: MAMIE C WYNN ESTATE Amount Due: $8,927.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0138-0003-110-0 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 138, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: MARY CANNON Amount Due: $15,949.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0138-0006-039-8 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 139, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: CURTIS THOMPSON Amount Due: $27,089.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0139-0004-023-3

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 202, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: BOBBYE JEAN DUCKWORTH Amount Due: $19,934.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0202-0004-014-4 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 203, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: CARLTON GREEN Amount Due: $989.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0203-LL-069-2 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 206, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: HUNNICUTTS CAFÉ SVCS LLC Amount Due: $14,043.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0206-0003-035-6 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 206, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: JUNISIA BAKER Amount Due: $12,368.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0206-0007-019-6 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 208, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: SOLOMON WHITFIELD (LIFE ESTATE) ESTATE Amount Due: $13,230.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0208-0013-067-5

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 168, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: JAMES TIGGS PROPERTIES LLC Amount Due: $15,826.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0168-0003-014-7

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 208, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: HECTOR TORRES ARZATE & MARICELA VALENCIA CHAVEZ Amount Due: $11,901.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0208-0010-025-6

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 170, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: ALLENE TOLEN ESTATE Amount Due: $16,207.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0170-0002-019-3

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 208, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: CHERYL WILDER Amount Due: $19,797.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0206-0006-081-7

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 171, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: INFINITY DEVELOPERS INC Amount Due: $2,694.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0171-0008-045-1

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 208, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: JAMES DOWELL ESTATE Amount Due: $110,379.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0208-0006-021-1

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 171, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: INFINITY DEVELOPERS INC Amount Due: $1,754.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0171-0008-044-4

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 210, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: RUBY P FAVORS ESTATE Amount Due: $7,185.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0210-0002-088-0

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 173, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: STEVE HARTY Amount Due: $15,836.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0173-0008-055-8

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 226, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: RANDY MARTIN Amount Due: $10,741.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0226-0009-027-6

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 176, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: MARVIN TILLER Amount Due: $6,666.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0176-0008-026-6

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 226, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: CROSSSTONE MANAGEMENT LLC Amount Due: $12,377.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0226-0003-046-2

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 125, 13TH DISTRICT Owner: KIMBERLY SUZETTE DUZANT Amount Due: $6,734.00 Tax Parcel ID: 13-0125-LL-192-9

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 143, 9F DISTRICT Owner: LEXINGTON PARK OF FULTON COUNTY COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION INC Amount Due: $8,560.00 Tax Parcel ID: 09F-3100-0143-133-5

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 125, 13TH DISTRICT Owner: DAPHNEY GILZEAN, CAROL AIYANKHEBOR Amount Due: $18,460.00 Tax Parcel ID: 13-0125-LL-337-0

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 145, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: GEORGE JONES Amount Due: $16,877.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0145-0005-001-0

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 178, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: KATIE M HOPE ESTATE Amount Due: $9,421.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0178-0004-044-1

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 226, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: QUARRY PROPERTIES LLC Amount Due: $10,571.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0226-0010-015-8

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 125, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: HASAN KHAAFID ESTATE

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 147, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: MATTIE MAE HARRIS ESTATE

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 179, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: KIHYOUNG LEE

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 226, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: QUARRY PROPERTIES LLC

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tax foreclosures Amount Due: $10,656.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0226-0010-014-1 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 226, 17TH DISTRICT, Owner: QUARRY PROPERTIES LLC Amount Due: $9,799.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0226-0010-044-8 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 228, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: KATRINA LEONA JONES Amount Due: $19,521.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0228-0003-012-9 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 229, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: HILL DEVELOPMENTS LLC Amount Due: $28,250.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0229-0001-056-7 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 237, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: JH3212 LLC Amount Due: $21,667.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0237-0001-027-8 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 242, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: RANEISHA MACHELL HARVEY & RASHAD ANDREA DOWELL Amount Due: $16,534.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0242-0003-082-4 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 244, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: PRESBYTERY OF KNOX HODGE INC Amount Due: $9,480.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0244-0008-050-4 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 244, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: EASTSIDE TRAVEL & TRANSPORT LLC Amount Due: $7,971.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0244-0008-025-6 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 246, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: WEST MIDTOWN LLC Amount Due: $16,214.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0246-LL-037-1 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 247, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: CROSSSTONE MANAGEMENT LLC Amount Due: $5,126.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0247-0001-081-6 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 247, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: COMMONWEALTH VENTURES LLC Amount Due: $7,194.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0247-0002-068-2 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 247, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: COMMONWEALTH VENTURES LLC Amount Due: $12,371.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0247-0002-066-6 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 247, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: CAREY PARK EQUITY FUND 1 LLC Amount Due: $8,572.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0247-0002-032-8 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 247, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: CROSSSTONE MANAGEMENT LLC Amount Due: $6,142.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0247-0002-009-6 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 247, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: CROSSSTONE MANAGEMENT LLC Amount Due: $4,426.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0247-0001-066-7 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 248, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: CAREY PARK EQUITY FUND I LLC Amount Due: $11,744.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0248-0003-018-5 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 248, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: ROBERT H WOODS ESTATE Amount Due: $7,587.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0248-0004-026-7 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 248, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: RELIANCE EQUITIES LLC Amount Due: $7,748.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0248-0014-007-5 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 249, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: CAREY PARK EQUITY FUND I LLC Amount Due: $4,806.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0249-0013-025-7 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 249, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: CROSSSTONE MANAGEMENT LLC Amount Due: $8,572.00

Tax Parcel ID: 17-0249-0004-043-1 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 250, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: COMMONWEALTH VENTURES LLC Amount Due: $8,383.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0250-0003-032-1 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 257, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: DANISHIA ALLEN Amount Due: $11,276.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0257-0003-079-5 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 257, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: CANDICE FERRELL Amount Due: $12,424.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0257-0003-058-9 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 26, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: ROBERT NORWOOD Amount Due: $12,595.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0026-0003-090-9 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 261, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: KEGDRICK SMITH Amount Due: $16,820.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0261-0001-028-8 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 31, 14FF DISTRICT Owner: THREE SIBS NORTH LLC Amount Due: $16,273.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14F-0031-LL-111-4 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 31, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: WILLIE G FERRELL Amount Due: $11,221.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14F-0031-LL-189-0

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 49, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: NELSON QUINONES Amount Due: $16,238.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0049-0034-072-3 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 49, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: JOHN DUDLEY CURRIE JR Amount Due: $15,764.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0049-0001-248-8 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 5, 14F DISTRICT Owner: PATRICIA ISAAC Amount Due: $15,949.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14F-0005-0001-053-8 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 5, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: NORRIS TAYLOR Amount Due: $9,011.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0005-0002-050-9 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 56, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: ABEBE VENTURES LLC Amount Due: $10,812.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0056-0006-026-3 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 57, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: IVAN TRENT REDMON Amount Due: $12,849.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0057-0007-005-5 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 59, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: FLOSSIE M WILLIAMS ESTATE Amount Due: $14,942.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0059-0001-050-5

Tax Parcel ID: 14-0090-0001-090-2 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 98, 13TH DISTRICT Owner: ALFRED J MORELAND & ANGELA D MORELAND Amount Due: $7,329.00 Tax Parcel ID: 13-0098-0002-016-0 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 98, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: JOAN K GRIFFIN Amount Due: $5,050.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0098-0006-013-4 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 99, 14F DISTRICT Owner: LEONARD E MCELROY ESTATE Amount Due: $3,756.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14F-0099-0002-002-1 LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 99, 14FF DISTRICT Owner: CALABASH ENTERPRISES INC Amount Due: $6,531.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14F-0099-LL-090-9 LAND BEING IN LAND LOTS 108 & 148, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: ABZ906 LLC Amount Due: $41,943.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0108-0001-754-6 LAND BEING IN LAND LOTS 109 & 147, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: BIAR ENTERTAINMENT LLC Amount Due: $19,266.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0109-0005-094-2

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 6, 14F DISTRICT Owner: BOBBY L PATTERSON Amount Due: $7,136.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14F-0006-0005-002-0

LAND BEING IN LAND LOTS 109 & 147, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: TDM CAPITAL INVESTMENTS LLC Amount Due: $18,571.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0109-0005-100-7

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 32, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: JOHN H SIMMONS III Amount Due: $6,228.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14F-0032-0003-041-8

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 60, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: ANNIE M SHIELDS AKA ANNIE L SHIELDS ESTATE Amount Due: $15,733.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0060-0001-017-1

LAND BEING IN LAND LOTS 210 & 211, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: BEKIA D PETTY Amount Due: $14,716.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0210-0002-073-2

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 4, 14FF DISTRICT Owner: CHRISHA E HAYES ESTATE Amount Due: $21,170.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0253-0001-031-9

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 61, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: W C LOWE ESTATE Amount Due: $7,653.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0061-0006-016-7

LAND BEING IN LAND LOTS 46 & 47, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: CHUNG Q CHEN & LING TIAN ZHAO Amount Due: $25,288.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0046-0015-014-1

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 40, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: DARNELL DENDY ESTATE Amount Due: $12,568.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0040-0001-025-9

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 62, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: HARI PRAKASH Amount Due: $67,468.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0062-LL-263-4

LAND BEING IN LAND LOTS 55 & 56, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: MARK RUSH Amount Due: $1,596.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0055-0014-073-6

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 41, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: LANDED INC Amount Due: $10,498.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14F-0041-LL-010-6

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 68, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: ABDUS S RA OOF AKA ABDUS S RAOUF Amount Due: $6,658.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0068-0005-053-4

LAND BEING IN LAND LOTS 61 & 62, 17TH DISTRICT Owner: MOLLY A BROWN Amount Due: $15,533.00 Tax Parcel ID: 17-0062-LL-882-1

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 42, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: ELECTRA W EVANS, DIRK WALKER & TANGIA WALKER Amount Due: $17,379.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14F-0042-0001-049-1

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 69, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: COLETTA M WATKINS & DARRELL MCCLENDON Amount Due: $16,332.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0069-0004-002-1

LAND BEING IN LAND LOTS 77 & 84, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: WAND ASH LLC & BOLANLE ASAFA Amount Due: $23,928.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0084-0004-168-1

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 43, 14FF DISTRICT Owner: VYACHESLAV SHCHERBAKOV Amount Due: $8,469.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14F-0043-LL-080-7

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 70, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: CATHY WARD FORD Amount Due: $1,095.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0070-0009-024-7

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 43, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: SANDRA C THOMAS Amount Due: $6,860.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14F-0043-0004-044-8

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 83, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: ABEBE VENTURES LLC Amount Due: $9,211.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0083-0004-135-1

LAND BEING IN LAND LOTS 98, 126 & 127, 13TH DISTRICT Owner: MULTI SPECS INC Amount Due: $12,216.00 Tax Parcel ID: 13-0127-LL-345-1

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 44, 9TH DISTRICT Owner: NOTLA CO Amount Due: $8,272.00 Tax Parcel ID: 09F-1100-0044-022-4

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 83, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: ABEBE VENTURES LLC Amount Due: $9,424.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0083-0004-247-4

OF LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 139, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: ALFRED SMITH & LULA M SMITH Amount Due: $20,293.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0139-0005-109-9

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 45, 14TH DISTRICT, Owner: LA BLANCHE WARREN ESTATE Amount Due: $8,767.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0045-0003-060-9

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 87, 14TH DISTRICT, Owner: JOHN A JAMES ESTATE Amount Due: $11,033.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0087-0008-100-7

OF LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 44, 14FF DISTRICT Owner: NISEI LAKE PARTNERS LLC Amount Due: $9,319.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14F-0044-LL-137-4

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 46, 14TH DISTRICT, Owner: AVERY PATTEN & ROBYN PATTEN Amount Due: $1,457.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0046-0014-025-8

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 877, 1ST DISTRICT Owner: TERRANCE M BRAMBLETT & NANCY M BRAMBLETT Amount Due: $24,771.00 Tax Parcel ID: 12-3081-0877-031-6

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 32, 14FF DISTRICT Owner: MICHAEL BELL Amount Due: $23,466.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14F-0032-0002-023-7

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 48, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: MARCHE C HAMLIN Amount Due: $20,821.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14-0048-0035-005-3

LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 90, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: BRYAN L WHITE Amount Due: $17,723.00

LAND BEING IN LAND LOTS 8 & 9, 14TH DISTRICT Owner: GERALD B WILEY & GERRARD B WILEY Amount Due: $17,619.00 Tax Parcel ID: 14F-0008-0004-007-8

Quiet Title Owner: Keshia Michelle Martin Black Tax Parcel ID: 07 280101670357

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mortgage foreclosures 0 FOUNDRY STREET Owner: Tax Parcel ID: 14-0083-0004-022-1

549 ROCKWELL STREET S.W. Owner: Tax Parcel ID: 14-0086-0006-077-0

0 JOSEPH E. BOONE BLVD N.W. Owner: PATRICK PAT LABAT, solely in his capacity as Sheriff of Fulton County Tax Parcel ID: 14 -0208-0002-009-0

671 CHARLOTTE PLACE Owner: SUSTAIN GEORGIA, L.P. Tax Parcel ID: 14-0176-0014-043-5

0 MITCHELL STREET Owner: Tax Parcel ID: 0 PEYTON AVENUE N.W.; Owner: OREILLY ASSETS, LLC, Tax Parcel ID: 14 -0208-0002-009-0 0 STATE HIGHWAY 9 Owner: ROBERT ROLAND VINSON Tax Parcel ID: 12-2250-0547-058-6 000 ENGLE ROAD N.W Owner: Tax Parcel ID: 14 -0210-0003-060-8 000 MCDANIEL STREET S.W. Owner: Tax Parcel ID: 14-0086-0005-012-8 000 SWALLOW CIRCLE S.E. Owner: Tax Parcel ID: 14-0059-0004-034-6 1402 ARTHUR LANGFORD Owner: Tax Parcel ID: 1676 ABNER Owner: Tax Parcel ID: 1706 LISBON DR., SW Owner: Tax Parcel ID: 14 -0104-0005-146-2 2192 TELHURST STREET SW Owner: Tax Parcel ID: 14 -0180-0009-030-1 2230 COUNTY LINE ROAD Owner: Tax Parcel ID: 14F-0043-LL-044-3 2371 SAINT JAMES DRIVE Owner: Tax Parcel ID: 17-0248-0002-010-3

OWNER OF RECORD INDEX 228 MAPLE LLC 395 WHITEHALL LLC A L SHOPE JR ESTATE AARON R BULL ABDUS S RA OOF AKA ABDUS S RAOUF ABEBE VENTURES LLC ABZ906 LLC AGUSTIN DUVERGER, THE HOUSE OF BROWN AS TRUSTEE OF AGUSTIN AISHA MUHAMMAD AKINYINKA DEWONE BANKS ALFRED J MORELAND & ANGELA D MORELAND ALFRED SMITH & LULA M SMITH ALFRED WILLINGHAM ALLENE TOLEN ESTATE ANGELA Y BARBER ESTATE ANITA LANE FAVORS ANNIE M SHIELDS AKA ANNIE L SHIELDS ESTATE AVERY PATTEN & ROBYN

Tax Parcel ID: 14 0121-0008-056-9

Tax Parcel ID: 13 -0126-0001-106-6

116 WADLEY STREET N.W. Tax Parcel ID: 14 -0180-0003-060-4

2967 DIANA DRIVE Tax Parcel ID: 14-0100-0001-066-0

1437 AKRIDGE STREET N.W. Tax Parcel ID: 14-0142-0006-027-7

299 HEMPHILL SCHOOL RD Tax Parcel ID: 14-0243-0001-073-4

1465 HAWTHORNE WAY Tax Parcel ID: 14 -0135-0001-038-8

299 HEMPHILL SCHOOL ROAD Tax Parcel ID: 14-0243-0001-073-4

17 WEST LAKE AVENUE N.W. Tax Parcel ID: 14 -0147-0015-025-5

3149 LAKEWOOD AVE SW Tax Parcel ID: 14-0122-0001-067-2

18 BOOKER ST NW Tax Parcel ID: 14-0115-0011-015-8

3402 PINE TREE TRAIL, #14A Tax Parcel ID: 13-0158-0008-025-2

1811 PENELOPE RD N.W. Tax Parcel ID: 14 -0173-0009-016-9.

354 BROOKS AVE Tax Parcel ID: 14-0181-0001-025-8

1903 WINGATE WAY Tax Parcel ID: 17 -0023-0003-123-4

3940 RENAISSANCE CIRCLE Tax Parcel ID: 14F-0162- LL-068-7

0 BAGWELL DRIVE Tax Parcel ID: 14 -0070-0001-043-5

2064 CHICAGO AVENUE N.W. Tax Parcel ID: 14 -0175-0007-037-5.

4551 WHITE CITY RD Tax Parcel ID: 13 -0035-0001-023-3

0 BRENNAN LN SW Tax Parcel ID: 14 -0171-0004-015-8

2135 CASTLEWOOD STREET Tax Parcel ID: 14-0198-0005-005-7

0 CHICAGO AVENUE Tax Parcel ID: 14-0175-0007-063-1

2194 WINGATE STREET, S.W. Tax Parcel ID: 14-0180-0009-048-3

0 DUNCOURTNEY DR Tax Parcel ID: 17 -0074-0001-061-6

2230 COUNTY LINE ROAD, SW Tax Parcel ID: 14F-0043-LL-044-3

0 HARWELL ROAD Tax Parcel ID: 17 -0260- LL-083-6

2256 BARGE ROAD Tax Parcel ID: 14-0251-0006-024-1

0 LINCOLN STREET SW Tax Parcel ID: 14 -0072-0001-026-8

2256 BARGE ROAD SW Tax Parcel ID: # 14-0251-0006-024-1

0 LINCOLN STREET, SW Tax Parcel ID: 14 -0072-0001-014-4

2332 BARGE ROAD Tax Parcel ID: 14-0251-0001-021-2

0 MORTON MILL CT Tax Parcel ID: 11 -0690-0261-047-7

2332 BARGE ROAD SW Tax Parcel ID: 14-0251-0001-021-2

0 PLANTATION RD Tax Parcel ID: 09F-0700-0026-069-3

2361 BEACH WAY Tax Parcel ID: 14-0180-0014-036-1

0 SLOAN CIRCLE, SE Tax Parcel ID: 14 -0009-0005-022-1

2425 OMAHA ROAD Tax Parcel ID: 14F-0065-0003-048-3

1111 THIRD STREET Tax Parcel ID: 17 -0249-0008-004-9

2627 BEN HILL AVENUE Tax Parcel ID: 14-0194-0001-018-8

1117 BIRCH STREET S.W.

2801 CARRIAGE LANE

LAND LOT 175 OF THE 14TH DISTRICT Owner: Tax Parcel ID:

Redemption Rights Deadline 0 ASTOR AVENUE Tax Parcel ID: 14 -0122-0006-008-1

PATTEN BAKARY DOUMBIA BEKIA D PETTY BIAR ENTERTAINMENT LLC BOBBY L PATTERSON BOBBYE JEAN DUCKWORTH BOLDEN CAPITAL GROUP LLC BRYAN L WHITE CALABASH ENTERPRISES INC CANDICE FERRELL CANOPY DEVELOPMENT GROUP LLC CANOPY WEST LLC CAREY PARK EQUITY FUND 1 LLC CAREY PARK EQUITY FUND I LLC CARLTON GREEN CATHY WARD FORD CHERYL WILDER CHRISHA E HAYES ESTATE CHRISTOPHER N GORIS CHUCK VIRES JR & JUDY LYNN VIRES AS TRUSTEES CHUNG Q CHEN & LING TIAN ZHAO CLARA B POWELL ESTATE COLETTA M WATKINS & DARRELL MCCLENDON COMMONWEALTH VENTURES LLC

COMMONWEALTH VENTURES LLC CONNIE REUSS FKA CONNIE SUE NORTON CR REAL ESTATE PROPERTIES LLC CROSSSTONE MANAGEMENT LLC CURTIS THOMPSON DANISHIA ALLEN DAPHNEY GILZEAN, CAROL AIYANKHEBOR DAPHNEY GILZEAN, CAROL AIYANKHEBOR, OKORIN DARIUS BAUGH DARNELL DENDY ESTATE DEMETRIUS VASHAWN COLE DENNIS MOYE DLIZ PROPERTIES DORIS ELIZABETH TENNIES DORIS WELLS ESTATE EASTSIDE TRAVEL & TRANSPORT LLC EDA REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS, LLC EDUARDO ROMO & MARIA I ROMO ELEANOR CATHERINE TOWLES ELECTRA W EVANS, DIRK WALKER & TANGIA WALKER ELMIRA EASON ESTATE ELNORA JOHNSON ESTATE

EMORY UNIVERSITY EVANS BANK SHOP LLC FLOSSIE M WILLIAMS ESTATE FREEPORT TITLE AND GUARANTY INC G & E PROPERTIES INC GEORGE C LYLE ESTATE GEORGE JONES GEORGIA TAX SALES LLC GERALD B WILEY & GERRARD B WILEY HARI PRAKASH HASAN KHAAFID ESTATE HECTOR TORRES ARZATE & MARICELA VALENCIA CHAVEZ HENRY G HANFORD ESTATE HERSHEL L SURRY ESTATE HILL DEVELOPMENTS LLC HOLLY E SIMOLEON HOWELL VINCENT HURSTON HUNNICUTTS CAFÉ SVCS LLC INFINITY DEVELOPERS INC IVAN TRENT REDMON J KEY INVESTMENTS LLC JAMES DOWELL ESTATE JAMES E LANDRUM ESTATE JAMES F BENTON & BONNIE RUTH BENTON ESTATE JAMES TIGGS PROPERTIES LLC

50 MOURY AVE., SE Tax Parcel ID: 14 -0057-0002-031-6 539 LYNHURST DR SW Tax Parcel ID: 14 -0236-0001-010-5 563 CAIRO STREET N.W. Tax Parcel ID: 14 -0114-0003-106-6 640 LEXINGTON AVENUE Tax Parcel ID: 14-0106-0014-015-6 66 BURBANK DRIVE, NW Tax Parcel ID: 14 -0142-0017-006-8 681 ANGIER AVE NE Tax Parcel ID: 14 -0018-0008-002-9 6975 SMOKE RIDGE DRIVE Tax Parcel ID: 13 -0162-0002-058-3 879 EDWIN PLACE, NW Tax Parcel ID: 14 -0176-0008-022-5 904 FAIRBURN ROAD Tax Parcel ID: 14 -0241-0002-087-5 935 SMITH STREET Tax Parcel ID: 14 -0087-0003-014-5 O SELLS AVENUE SW Tax Parcel ID: 14-0140-0003-135-3

JAYSON DELPOZZO JETER PROPERTY GROUP LLC JH3212 LLC JOAN JOHNSON BOYKIN ESTATE JOAN K GRIFFIN JOHN A JAMES ESTATE JOHN DUDLEY CURRIE JR JOHN H SIMMONS III JOHN L MONTFORT JOHNATHAN KEITH SMITH JOI B WILLIAMS JULIA BROWN ESTATE JUNISIA BAKER KATIE M HOPE ESTATE KATRINA LEONA JONES KEGDRICK SMITH KENNETH CLARKE Keshia Michelle Martin Black KIHYOUNG LEE KIMBERLY RUTH WILLIAMS KIMBERLY SUZETTE DUZANT L JIMMY DAVIS ESTATE LA BLANCHE WARREN ESTATE LAND ACQUISITION FLORIDA LLC LAND BEING IN LAND LOT 114, 14TH DISTRICT LANDED INC LAUREN MCDONALD LEGACY INVESTMENT

GROUP LLC LEMMA LLC & 1167 JEB LLC LEONARD E MCELROY ESTATE LEXINGTON PARK OF FULTON COUNTY COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION INC LILLIAN HILL LOVE & LILLIAN LOVE BASHIR LOS OCHS LLC MAMIE C WYNN ESTATE MARCHE C HAMLIN MARK RUSH MARTHA LOUISE HOWARD AND HER UNKNOWN MARVIN TILLER MARY CANNON MARY R NEAL ESTATE MATTIE E ALEXANDER MATTIE MAE HARRIS ESTATE MAURICE B CHENEY JR ESTATE MAXIM LEBEDEV MICHAEL BELL MICHAEL L ROBERTS & HNMC REAL ESTATE MICHELLE LYNN MERRELL MOLLY A BROWN MOLLY WORLD ACADEMY & DAYCARE LLC MOREHOUSE COLLEGE INC MORGAN ROBERT JR

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mortgage foreclosures ESTATE MUHAMMAD ABUBAKR KHAN MULTI SPECS INC NELSON QUINONES NISEI LAKE PARTNERS LLC NORRIS TAYLOR NORTHERN INVESTMENTS LLC NOTLA CO NR DEED LLC OREILLY ASSETS, LLC, PATRICIA ISAAC PATRICK PAT LABAT, solely in his capacity as Sheriff of Fulton County PEBO ENTERPRISES CORPORATION POLK J POWELL ESTATE PREMIER REO ASSET RENOVATIONS LLC PRESBYTERY OF KNOX HODGE INC PRESTIGE PRODUCTS INC PRIME INVESTMENT STRATEGIES 101 LLC PROPERTIES FOR ALL LLC QUARRY PROPERTIES LLC RANDOLE WILSON RANDY MARTIN RANEISHA MACHELL HARVEY & RASHAD ANDREA DOWELL REHOBOTH COMMUNITY CHURCH, INC. RELIANCE EQUITIES LLC RICHARD BENTON RICHARD CROCKETT ROB BENTIL ROBERT BENTIL ROBERT H WOODS ESTATE ROBERT L CHENNAULT JR ESTATE ROBERT NORWOOD ROBERT ROLAND VINSON ROC REALTY MAGNOLIA LLC ROOSEVELT LENARD JR RUBY P FAVORS ESTATE RUTH HARRIS REAL ESTATE HOLDINGS LLC SADIE BLOSSOMGAME ESTATE SALLU JOHN JABATI, CHRISTOPHER MUJEHVAH JABATI SANDRA C THOMAS SOLOMON WHITFIELD (LIFE ESTATE) ESTATE SOUTHERN ACQUISITION GROUP LLC TRUSTEE STEFEN LEE & JENNIFER SLOAN STEVE HARTY SUEAEN DALY & SNEED DALY SUSTAIN GEORGIA, L.P. TDM CAPITAL INVESTMENTS LLC TERRANCE M BRAMBLETT & NANCY M BRAMBLETT THE BELEM TRUST THE GA PROPERTY TAX SOLUTIONS THE MILK GORDON TRUST, M S KAUFMAN AS TRUSTEE THE NOVEMBER 22 2019 THE WESTLINE GROUP LLC THREE SIBS NORTH LLC TIMBER WOLF GROUP LLC TIMOTHY SMITH TOM MORRIS JR ESTATE TRACY DUMMETT TRAM NGUYEN ROGERS UNION CROSSING COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION INC

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PROPERTY ADDRESS INDEX 0 Astor Avenue 0 Bagwell Drive 0 Brennan Ln SW 0 Chicago Avenue 0 Duncourtney Dr 0 FOUNDRY STREET 0 Harwell Road 0 JOSEPH E. BOONE BLVD N.W. 0 Lincoln Street SW 0 Lincoln Street, SW 0 Mitchell Street 0 Morton Mill Ct 0 PEYTON AVENUE N.W.; 0 Plantation Rd 0 Sloan Circle, SE 0 STATE HIGHWAY 9 000 Engle Road N.W 000 McDaniel Street S.W. 000 Swallow Circle S.E. 1015 SIMS STREET SW. 1017 NEAL STREET NW. 102 JOSEPH E LOWERY BLVD NW. 1050 DONALD LEE HOLLOWELL PKWY NW. 109 CHESTER AVENUE SE. 109 EVERGREEN TRAIL 1111 Third Street 111-115 Broad St, SW 1117 Birch Street S.W. 113 EVERGREEN TRAIL 116 Wadley Street N.W. 1167 JOSEPH E BOONE BLVD NW. 135 JOSEPH E LOWERY BLVD NW. 1402 Arthur Langford 1437 AKRIDGE STREET N.W. 1465 HAWTHORNE WAY 1525 JONESBORO ROAD SE. 1676 Abner 17 WEST LAKE AVENUE N.W. 1700 NORTH AVENUE NW. 1706 Lisbon Dr., SW 17TH DISTRICT, FULTON COUNTY 18 Booker St NW 1811 PENELOPE RD N.W. 1903 Wingate Way 1942 LAKEWOOD AVENUE SE. 2005 BAKER ROAD NW. 2044 WILSON AVENUE NW. 2064 CHICAGO AVENUE N.W.

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Soccer in the Streets kicks off at East Lake MARTA station

BY JANELLE WARD Nonprofit organization Soccer in the Streets has extended its reach even further across metro Atlanta with the launch of youth scheduling at its newest soccer field in west Decatur last weekend.

Soccer in the Streets opened its East Lake location to the public late last month, adding another field to its expanding roster of StationSoccer locations based in and around the city.

To kickstart recreational activities at the new facility, the organization hosted an allgirls tournament at the East Lake field on Saturday for one of the nonprofit’s programs for young players, Girls With Goals. The match brought together 8- and 10-year-old competitors from StationSoccer’s network of fields located around the metro Atlanta area for the first championship of its kind.

Chelsea Wood, director of leadership and outcomes at Soccer in the Streets, said the tournament came to fruition as the organi-

Soccer in the Streets hosted its first-ever cup game for its youth program Girls With Goals last Saturday, the first event to be held at the recently opened East Lake StationSoccer location in west Decatur. Photo courtesy of Soccer in the Streets

zation’s leadership works to incorporate the new East Lake station into StationSoccer’s steadily growing network of athletic fields.

She also said that the surrounding neighborhood has responded positively so far to the new field’s completion.

“The email inbox has been flooded with community members ready to use the field,” Wood said. “The energy is absolutely incredible, and we are so grateful to have the opportunity to serve the East Lake community.”

Initially founded in 2016, StationSoccer consists of a series of soccer fields installed adjacent to MARTA transit stations around the metro area as a way to “connect Atlanta” through the use of existing transportation infrastructure. By developing a “League of Stations” across greater Atlanta, the nonprofit aims to expand local youth’s access to athletics who may be burdened by transportation barriers that restrict participation in team sports.

“I think what is really powerful about StationSoccer is that home is truly home for these players and the coaches,” Wood said.

“It is a small patch of turf to outsiders, but it is a place of refuge for our participants.”

Girls With Goals is an in-house program designed to empower young girls to con-

fidently participate and compete within male-dominated spheres. Soccer in the Streets received a $20,000 grant from protein snack brand Quest Nutrition earlier this year, a portion of which went toward developing the Girls With Goals initiative.

Wood said that Saturday’s tournament constituted many firsts for Soccer in the Streets, as it served as the Girls With Goals program’s first cup game and the first competition supported by Quest Nutrition, all of which occurred on the first day of organized youth programming at the facility.

“The most beautiful part of the station is the community it builds,” Wood said. “We are so grateful to the Quest for Impact grant for helping make this a reality. Stations serve about 200 kids each season, and we are so excited to get East Lake going.”

For a full schedule of upcoming events for both youth and adult recreational teams around metro Atlanta, visit Soccer in the Streets’ online community program calendar.

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Until Next Time: Morehouse wins fourth straight over rival CAU

BY MENRA MAPFUMO In the last game of the Atlanta University Center (AUC) football season, Morehouse College defeated Clark Atlanta University 3521 Saturday, Nov. 4. Both the Maroon Tigers and Panthers went into the affair with 0-9 overall records.

Out of the gate, the Maroon Tigers blocked a Panther punt that was recovered in the end zone by Maroon Tiger sophomore Jalen Brown for a touchdown.

A series of turnovers, penalties, and skirmishes followed that did not have effect on the game until late in the quarter during a Maroon Tiger offensive drive. A late hit out of bounds hit by Panthers freshman defensive back Seth Brooks warranted an unnecessary roughness penalty to put Morehouse in the red zone.

On the next play, Maroon Tigers freshman running back Jaiden Jones collected his first touchdown of the day rushing into the end zone giving Morehouse a 14-0 advantage.

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The victory was the first and only of the season for Morehouse. Clark Atlanta ended the 2023 football season with a 0-10 overall record. Photo by Menra Mapfumo/The Atlanta Voice

with an eight-play drive that ended in a score when junior wide receiver Devion Newson displayed his athleticism by leaping over his defender in the end zone to put the Panthers on the board, 14-6. That would be Newson's only touchdown of the day.

Morehouse would answer back on their next offensive possession with some help from the Panthers defense. A face mask penalty put Morehouse deep in Clark territory which led to an 11-yard touchdown run by J0nes, his second of the game.

Clark Atlanta came close to scoring again on their next offensive drive towards the end of the half. Morehouse’s defense made their presence known by stopping Panthers junior running back Daquan Kincey, one of the top running backs in the SIAC, at the 1-yd line to end the half.

To open the half, the Panthers were forced to punt on their opening drive. After Morehouse sophomore Brogan Korta collected an interception earlier on defense, he upped the score on offense by receiving his first touchdown pass of the day.

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on a middle of the field pass into the in-zone to open the fourth. Following the touchdown, freshman Billy Johnson put CAU at Morehouse’s 21-yard line on a 49-yard kick return. Douglass quickly finished off the two-play drive, spinning out of a tackle in the back field, and rushing into the end zone and making CAU's deficit 14 points.

There wouldn't be enough time however and Morehouse has now defeated Clark Atlanta for four consecutive seasons. The Maroon Tigers once again have secured bragging rights in the AUC until these teams meet again in 2024.

On Tuesday, Oct. 4 CAU Athletic Director Dr. Jerel Drew named Richard Moncrief, the team’s offensive coordinator for the past 6 seasons, the interim head football coach.

This was his first AUC rivalry game as a head coach.

The two football programs have faced off for decades, with the rivalry having been played solely within the Atlanta University Center.

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ttendees of the Atlanta Art Awards Fashion Gala were dressed in their best for the annual fundraising event. Taking place at New Black Wall Street in Stonecrest, Georgia, the fashion show and award-ceremony served as a fundraiser with a silent auction of curated art for the Burghàlie non-profit Fashion House to support program expenses, as well as cover other costs of operation.

The event consisted of a runway show and silent auction featuring five different fashion houses: Burghàlie, Felicia Dietrich, Humble Sole, Karim Richie, and Love Allie.

Rashad Burghàlie, founder of Burghàlie and the Atlanta Art Awards, emphasized that the awards are not solely about personal achievements but rather about celebrating the collective talent and creativity that Atlanta has to offer.

Regarding the selection process for nominees and winners, Burghàlie highlighted the importance of public involvement. The nomination process is open to the public, allowing individuals to put forward deserving candidates. A voting committee, composed of professionals in the field, evaluates the nominees based on their accomplishments over the past year. Ultimately, the winners are determined through a combination of public votes, the committee's decision, and the achievements of the nominees.

Rahmere Williams Saint, a 24-year-old Gucci change maker and artist of the year winner, first fell in love with art via sketching/drawing and knew he wanted to be a designer at seven years old and sought to master his craft of design from that point on. Originally from New Jersey, Saint moved to Atlanta in January of 2023 after securing a job as a designer from the NBA. "It doesn't feel real right now winning artist of the year. This is my second time being nominated and this is something I am trying to still sink in with. I can put this on my resume and say, 'I am the Atlanta artist of the year for 2023,'" Saint said.

This year the Atlanta Art Awards also garnered support from various partners and sponsors, including long-term collaborator MAC Cosmetics, who generously donated products for gift bags. Other notable sponsors included Home Depot, BJ's, Trader Joe's, Kupcakerie, and New Black Wall Street Market. This year's event boasted the highest number of sponsors to date.

Sharryn Hinchliffe, the global executive director of artistry for M.A.C Cosmetics, expressed her excitement about being in partnership with Burghàlie Academy when she saw their fashion show for New York Fashion Week, further highlighting the significance of

Isys McGhee walking the runway during the Atlanta Art Awards Fashion Gala. Photo by Noah Washington/The Atlanta Voice

Male model Justyn Burgest-Graham walking the runway. Photo by Noah Washington/The Atlanta Voice

The event consisted of a runway show and silent auction featuring five different fashion houses: Burghàlie, Felicia Dietrich, Humble Sole, Karim Richie, and Love Allie. Photo by Noah Washington/The Atlanta Voice

their partnership.

Drawing parallels to MAC Cosmetics' early involvement with renowned designer Lee McQueen and Burghàlie Academy while expressing admiration for the passion and energy exhibited by the young individuals involved in the show, "We at MAC cosmetics, we're 40 years old next year and it's really important that we support emerging talent, you know, and we want to be there right at the start," Hinchliffe said.

A night filled with spontaneity throughout the 3-hour program, attendees were given the opportunity to "strut their stuff" by walking the runway for prizes.

"There was nothing strategic about me modeling. It was in my nature and who I was growing up – it became a natural thing," said 20-year-old Gwendoline "Gwen" Days, who won the runway competition and began professionally modeling only a few months ago.

Modeling is a job, and building a sustainable fashion industry in Atlanta means learning the skills necessary. Male model of the year winner, Georgia State student, and Infinite Appeal (Georgia State University modeling community organization) president Justyn Burgest-Graham cites this as the foundation for success in the fashion world. Graham believes that modeling is not just about striking poses and walking the runway; it's about understanding the entire ecosystem of the industry.

"Walking down the catwalk is super great, and we are in the best place in Atlanta at New Black Wall Street supporting Black businesses and ultimately showing support to creatives," Graham told The Atlanta Voice.

With a blossoming Fashion community, young models took to the stage to show off their skills and their best strut. Models came from all over the nation to get in on Atlanta's fashion scene. This includes 26-year-old Khaleah Mallory from Chicago, Illinois. While in school at Virginia State University, she discovered her love for modeling but graduated with a degree in computer engineering before moving to Austin, Texas, where she subsequently decided to move to Atlanta seeking more diversity, as well as follow her passion for modeling. "I was yearning for culture, I was yearning to be around my people," Mallory told The Atlanta Voice.

When asked about the desired impact of the event, Burghàlie expressed the hope that attendees would leave with a renewed sense of motivation and perseverance. Wanting to create a space for creatives to be inspired Burghàlie left a statement for anybody wanting to pursue a similar path. "I would just rather you keep pushing, hurt for a little bit, and then succeed,” Burghàlie said.

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Midtown Alliance aims to create a more people-friendly Peachtree Street

BY JANELLE WARD

Membership nonprofit Midtown Alliance and designers from Kimley-Horn and Snøhetta are working on a multi-phase project to revitalize nine blocks of Peachtree Street, making it safer and more accessible for cyclists, scooterists and pedestrians visiting and living in the city.

In the first of many conversations that the organization plans to host with residents of the neighborhood, architects on the project pitched their ideas to reshape Peachtree Street while giving attendees the opportunity to address concerns with the street’s current design.

Dan Hourigan, director of transportation and sustainability at Midtown Alliance, said that plans to revise Atlanta’s most iconic street are overdue, given the level of growth

that Midtown has seen over the past two decades.

“Peachtree Street is not just another street that Midtown Alliance is planning for,” Hourigan said. “It’s kind of where Atlanta came to be.”

Hourigan said that the City of Atlanta will allocate nearly $5 million to fund the revamping of the Midtown section of Peachtree Street, along with an additional $5 million to transform the Downtown portion. He also said that the revisioning team aims to wrap up the project’s planning phase in the second quarter of 2024.

“We’re not going to recreate (establishments from Peachtree Street’s past), but we can create the kinds of environments that can support places that we love,” Hourigan said about the revitalization plan.

Peachtree Street has grown ex-

The community-led nonprofit Midtown Alliance announced a plan earlier this month to revamp nine blocks of Peachtree Street to better accommodate cyclists and pedestrians in the neighborhood’s steadily densifying, car-centric environment. Photo by Janelle Ward/ The Atlanta Voice

ponentially over the past 25 years, seeing a 423% increase in residential units, a 335% surge in retail establishments, a 205% boost in hotel rooms and an 182% rise in office space.

Eric Bishop, landscape architect at engineering consultant Kimley-Horn, said that he and the rest of the revisioning team hope to restore the “loss of humanity” brought on by Peachtree Street’s vertical development.

“These sorts of losses—they're significant, I think,” Bishop said. “They change the way that we operate within a place. They change the way that we look for community within a space.”

Bishop proposed narrowing Peachtree Street from four lanes to three—a single lane reserved for each direction and a center lane for turning—in order to reduce the recurrence of vehicular crashes and make room for walkers and bikers to safely navigate the street.

Bishop said this change would help mitigate the chances of illegal loading and cut down on left-turn collisions

by increasing driver visibility.

Designers on the project are also looking to make aesthetic changes to Peachtree Street that are easy to implement and inexpensive.

Darlene Montgomery, director and landscape architect at Snøhetta, said that the firm plans to return the street to “a walking landscape” by incorporating trees and other forms of greenery into Peachtree’s new design. She said these additions will transform sections of the street’s sides into reimagined miniature parks or gardens, offering pedestrians shade and more space to congregate.

Montgomery also said that Snøhetta’s proposed changes pay tribute to Peachtree Street’s history as a walking space while helping support Peachtree’s existing storefronts and institutions.

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