ms. maloney for new york. >> thank you.bviously, saving more loans and going into foreclosure is key to reducing losses to the fha insurance fund. and a "new york times" editorial that i believed it was this weekend that i read it, stated that there are 14 points 7 million american homeowners underwater on their mortgages. unfortunately, 1.6 mind will likely lose their homes to foreclosure, but the editorial states that are at least 1.6 million who have had a temporary setback in their lives, whether it's health condition or a loss of a job. and that their homes can be saved if a loan modification is done. they key to making this happen is the servicers reaching the borrowers to advise them of their options, particularly loan modification. and i know from a recent og our hearing, and to the committee on which i serve, that the gses are doing a lousy job of barbara contact. fortunately, hud has a regulation on its books since 19 into requiring servicers to make face-to-face contact with the borrowers after the 90th day of de