Georgia's Seller Property Disclosure Law requires:

Option A is incorrect because Georgia law does not require a professional home inspection. While inspections are common practice, they are not mandated by the Seller Property Disclosure Law. Sellers must disclose known defects, not arrange for inspections.

Option C is incorrect because Georgia's Seller Property Disclosure Law does not require a home warranty provision. Home warranties are optional and may be offered as a marketing tool or negotiated in the contract, but they are not a legal requirement under disclosure laws.

Option D is incorrect because sellers are not required to disclose all past owners of the property. The disclosure law focuses on physical conditions and known defects of the property itself, not the property's ownership history.