Finance
Maine uses which type of foreclosure process?
ANon-judicial (power of sale) foreclosure
BJudicial foreclosure✓ Correct
CStrict foreclosure
DDeed in lieu only
Explanation
Maine uses judicial foreclosure, which requires the lender to file a lawsuit and obtain a court order before the property can be sold. This process provides greater protections for the borrower.
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