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The video tutorial from Coast to Coast Signings, Inc. demonstrates how to execute loan modification documents properly. It covers four key documents that borrowers need to sign, requiring one notarization. The first document discussed is the Loan Modification Agreement, which outlines the new loan terms. Borrowers must sign this document as specified on the signature line and date their signature appropriately. The notary must also input the venue (state and county) and signing date in the designated area. Additionally, notaries may need to explain how they verified the borrowers' identities, which should be noted before signing and printing their name.
