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A Wyoming lender initiates a non-judicial foreclosure via trustee's sale on a residential property in Cheyenne. Which of the following correctly describes a required step in Wyoming's trustee's sale process under the Trust Deed Act?

Correct Answer

A) The trustee must record a notice of sale and publish it for the required statutory period prior to the sale.

Under W.S. 34-4-101 et seq., Wyoming's non-judicial foreclosure process requires the trustee to record a notice of sale and publish it for the statutorily required period before conducting the trustee's sale. These notice and publication requirements protect the borrower's interests and ensure public awareness of the pending sale, even though no court involvement is required.

Answer Options
A
The trustee must record a notice of sale and publish it for the required statutory period prior to the sale.
B
The borrower must be given a 12-month cure period after the notice of default before the sale may proceed.
C
The Wyoming Real Estate Commission must approve the trustee's sale before the property can be transferred.
D
The lender must obtain a deficiency judgment from the district court before scheduling the sale.

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