What is a key difference between title theory and lien theory states regarding mortgagee possession rights before foreclosure?

• A. In a title theory state, the mortgagor retains ownership until default.
• B. In a lien theory state, the mortgagee has the right to possession before foreclosure.
• C. In a title theory state, the mortgagee has the right to possession before foreclosure.
• D. In a lien theory state, the mortgagor cannot own the land until foreclosure.

Answer: (C)