Finance
In a deed of trust, non-judicial foreclosure, who conducts the trustee's sale?
AThe beneficiary (lender)
BThe court-appointed judge
CThe trustee✓ Correct
DThe county sheriff
Explanation
In a deed of trust non-judicial foreclosure, the trustee conducts the trustee's sale on behalf of the beneficiary (lender). The trustee holds bare legal title and has the power to sell the property without court involvement, making the process faster than judicial foreclosure.
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