Foreclosure in Alabama is typically:

Alabama does not require judicial foreclosure for most mortgage defaults. Judicial foreclosure is a court-supervised process that's more time-consuming and expensive, making it less common in Alabama.

Strict foreclosure, where the lender automatically takes title to the property without a sale, is not permitted in Alabama or most states today.

Administrative foreclosure is not a recognized method in Alabama. While non-judicial foreclosure has administrative elements, it's specifically called 'power of sale' foreclosure in Alabama.