Finance
Colorado's foreclosure process under a deed of trust is primarily:
AJudicial — requires a court order
BNon-judicial — conducted by the public trustee without court involvement✓ Correct
CAlways handled by the sheriff's office
DRequired to go through federal bankruptcy court
Explanation
Colorado's primary foreclosure method under a deed of trust is non-judicial, handled by the county public trustee. This process is generally faster and less expensive than judicial foreclosure. A court may still be involved for certain deficiency judgments.
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