"A Georgia General Warranty Deed identifies the county, grantor, grantee, consideration, and the tract or parcel of land being conveyed. It grants, bargains, sells, alienates, conveys, and confirms the property to the grantee in fee simple, together with its rights and appurtenances. The deed may incorporate a legal description or an attached exhibit, and it may be subject to permitted title exceptions. The grantor agrees to warrant and forever defend the grantee’s right and title against the claims of all persons and entities. The deed must be signed, sealed, delivered, witnessed, and notarized, with the notary’s commission expiration stated."