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The video tutorial by Coast to Coast Signings Incorporated focuses on properly executing loan modification documents. There are four key documents that borrowers must sign, with one notarization required from the notary. The primary document discussed is the loan modification agreement, which outlines the new terms of the borrower’s loan. Borrowers must sign as indicated on the signature line and date the document clearly. Notarization involves entering the venue (state and county) and the signing date. The notary is also required to explain how they verified the borrower's identity before signing and printing their name as directed.