Foreclosure in Colorado is typically:

Judicial foreclosure is incorrect because Colorado's system doesn't require court intervention. While most states use judicial foreclosure, Colorado's unique non-judicial system through the Public Trustee eliminates this option.

Strict foreclosure is incorrect because it's not used in Colorado. Strict foreclosure allows the lender to take title without a sale if the borrower defaults, which is extremely rare in the US and not part of Colorado's foreclosure process.

Administrative foreclosure is incorrect because while the Public Trustee oversees the process, it's not purely administrative. It involves specific statutory procedures and public notification requirements that go beyond a simple administrative process.