Foreclosure in Minnesota can be:

Judicial only is incorrect because Minnesota law explicitly permits non-judicial foreclosure by advertisement as an alternative to the court-supervised process. This misconception likely stems from states that only allow judicial foreclosure.

Strict foreclosure is not available in Minnesota. This option confuses Minnesota with states like Connecticut or Vermont that allow strict foreclosure where the lender takes title without a sale.

Administrative foreclosure is not recognized in Minnesota. This option incorrectly suggests foreclosure can be handled through administrative proceedings rather than judicial or non-judicial methods.