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today, it called executis from 25 mortgage seicing firms to shington to find out why. as stephanie dhue reports,hose servicers have now agreed toet busy modying half a million loans inhe next four months. >> rorter: the admistration's foreclosure evention plan is off to a sl start. inhe lt three months, 200,000 mortgages ve been modified, ile there have been twice as many foreclosures scott talbt of the financial services roundble says kinks are ill being worked out. >> what we'd like to sees having aommon set of documents. there's diffent forms you have to fill out, dending on which ogram you're going into and there isn't a cleadefinition of alley relevant terms. >> reporter: one of the most confusing terms ismminent deult. what's unclear ijust when borrowers are at rk, if they are still current wi their payment. keith ernst the center for responble lending says borrowers are geing mixed signal >> there's a lot gng on in this program, servicerare largely overwhelmed and it's easy for misinformatioto get into the system. borrowers should have chance to corre that befor

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