The governments Home Affordable program has not reached as many home owners as projected, however, it has helped to stabilize a platform for lenders to follow and produce suitable loan modifications to help homeowners stay in their homes. The likely hood of homeowners re defaulting on loan modifications within a 12 month period is pretty high. However, the number of homeowners who have re defaulted has decreased. Subprime loans are more likely to have a higher default rate versus prime loans. Overall both subprime and prime are down slightly by 10 percent in each area. Because many subprime homeowners have had multiple loan modifications it makes it hard to really pin down how likely modified loans are to re default. Many mortgage servicers have other loan modifications in place...