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Foreclosure in Nebraska is typically:

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A) Non-judicial trustee sale under a deed of trust, with judicial foreclosure also available

Nebraska deed-of-trust foreclosures are typically handled through a non-judicial trustee sale under the Nebraska Trust Deeds Act, although judicial foreclosure remains available as an alternative remedy. The word "only" is the trap: Nebraska is not judicial-only, and non-judicial power of sale is the usual deed-of-trust route.

Answer Options
A
Non-judicial trustee sale under a deed of trust, with judicial foreclosure also available
B
Judicial foreclosure only
C
Strict foreclosure
D
Administrative foreclosure
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