Foreclosure in Maryland is typically:

Non-judicial foreclosure is not typical in Maryland. While some states allow this process without court involvement, Maryland generally requires judicial oversight, making this option incorrect for typical foreclosure proceedings.

Strict foreclosure, where the lender automatically gains title without a sale process, is not permitted in Maryland. Most states have abolished this process, and Maryland is among them.

Administrative foreclosure is not a recognized process in Maryland. Foreclosures must either go through the judicial system or follow power of sale provisions in deeds of trust.