Finance
Indiana requires mortgage foreclosures to proceed through:
ANon-judicial (trustee's sale) proceedings
BJudicial foreclosure through the courts✓ Correct
CAdministrative proceedings before the IREC
DArbitration before a licensed mediator
Explanation
Indiana is a judicial foreclosure state. Lenders must file a lawsuit to foreclose on a mortgage, which typically takes 150–300 days or longer from filing to sale.
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