Foreclosure in Tennessee is typically:

Judicial foreclosure is not typical in Tennessee. While judicial foreclosure is available, it's rarely used because the state's deed of trust system with power of sale provisions provides a more efficient alternative for lenders seeking to recover defaulted properties.

Strict foreclosure is not available in Tennessee. This process, where the lender becomes the title holder without a sale, is only permitted in a few states and would violate Tennessee's foreclosure procedures established by statute.

Administrative foreclosure is not a recognized process in Tennessee. Foreclosure must follow either judicial or non-judicial procedures as defined by state law, with the latter being the standard method through power of sale.