With a Deed of Trust

With a deed of trust,

A) the trustee's possession is really a legal fiction to allow non-judicial foreclosure.
B) title to real estate is in the trustee's name, but if the buyer defaults title revests in seller.
C) the trustee may "bump" the buyer and take possession herself, after paying the seller-owner.
D) disposition after a foreclosure requires court approval.
E) none of the above