Foreclosure in Arizona is typically:

Judicial foreclosure requires court supervision and is common in many states, but not Arizona. This misconception likely stems from confusion with states like Florida or New York that primarily use judicial foreclosure processes.

Strict foreclosure is rare in the US and allows the lender to take title without a sale if the borrower defaults. This procedure was abolished in Arizona and is not a standard foreclosure method in most states today.

Foreclosure by petition isn't a recognized foreclosure method in Arizona or most states. This option appears to be a distractor that doesn't correspond to any standard foreclosure procedure.