Yes. The fee simple title and ownership of real property on Jekyll Island is owned by the State of Georgia and vested in the Jekyll Island- State Park Authority (“JIA”) by virtue of O.C.G.A. § 12-3- 241. As such, all residential property on Jekyll Island is subject to a land lease ownership structure with the JIA by which all land is leased to a homeowner through a standard residential property lease. The standard residential property lease, by operation of law, places the title and ownership of the home and improvements in the leasehold interest, and lessees are prohibited from removing them. Improvements are severed from the land, and you are given title to your home and improvements during the term. Moreover, the lease permits you to remove and/or relocate the improvements if you desire, at your expense, within the last two years of the lease, so long as you restore the property to a vacant lot in accordance with Glynn County permits and ordinances. At the expiration of the lease, title to all improvements remaining on the land vests with the JIA.