Escrow & Title
A Wisconsin 'deed in lieu of foreclosure' benefits the lender by:
ARequiring the lender to pay the homeowner for the deed
BAllowing the lender to take title without the cost and time of a formal foreclosure proceeding✓ Correct
CEliminating all liens on the property automatically
DExtending the homeowner's redemption period
Explanation
A deed in lieu of foreclosure is a voluntary transfer of the property to the lender to satisfy the debt, avoiding the time and expense of a judicial foreclosure; the lender may still be subject to junior liens.
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