Escrow & Title
In Colorado, a 'trustee's deed' is typically issued when:
AA. A living trust purchases property
BB. A property is sold through a public trustee foreclosure sale in Colorado✓ Correct
CC. A court orders a property sold in a divorce proceeding
DD. A surviving joint tenant takes ownership after a co-owner's death
Explanation
In Colorado's non-judicial foreclosure process, the public trustee conducts the sale and issues a 'public trustee's deed' (or trustee's deed) to the successful bidder at the foreclosure sale. This deed conveys the foreclosed property without warranty of title, and the buyer takes the property subject to certain redemption rights.
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