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Appendix C—Breakdown of Individual and Combined Modification Actions

First Quarter 2009

The following table shows the number and percent of each type of change made to the 185,156 mortgages that received modifications in the first quarter of 2009.

Types of Modifications Made during the First Quarter of 2009
 NumberPercentage of Modifications Made in the First Quarter of 2009

Combination Modifications24

122,398

66.1%

Capitalization

27,909

15.1%

Rate Reduction

23,346

6.3%

Rate Freeze

11,644

4.4%

Term Extension

8,156

1.1%

Principal Reduction

2,040

0.00%

Principal Deferral

5

0.02%

Unknown25

12,962

7.0%

Total Modifications

185,156

100%

Nearly two-thirds of all modifications implemented in the first quarter of 2009 changed more than one term of the loan.  Known as combination modifications, these 122,398 modifications most often featured capitalization of missed fees and payments and reduction of the interest rate.  The following shows the breakdown of features included in combination modifications.

Features Included in Combination Modifications Made in the First Quarter of 2009
 NumberPercentage of Combination Modifications

Capitalization

102,020

83.4%

Rate Reduction

105,423

86.1%

Rate Freeze

15,190

12.4%

Term Extension

44,448

36.3%

Principal Reduction

3,393

2.8%

Principal Deferral

1,937

1.6%

Unknown

12,962

10.6%


24 Combination modifications result in a change to two or more loan terms.  All other modification types detailed in this table involve only the listed action.

25 Processing constraints at some servicers prevented them from aggregating and reporting specific modified term(s).


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