According to a report from California on Thursday, foreclosure filing rate rose up to 81 percent comparing to that of 2007. A great number of American homeowners; exceeding than 2.3 million, had to face foreclosure processes. It can be worst as many were going through the process of struggling to hold back the property.

Still, it is predicted in a research by Moody’s Economy.com that the number of houses which will be lost as a foreclosure proceeding will add up another 18 percent. It is also expected that the levels will go down through 2011.

It is quite noticeable that more than 860,000 properties were taken back by lenders throughout the country. A foreclosure firm in Irvine, Calif, RealtyTrac which keeps listing of foreclosure properties produced these records.

These foreclosure processes have been breaking records for the last 30 years. Mortgage Bankers Association states that these levels will lean to the higher side even in the forth coming times.

Reports mention that newly elect President Barack Obama will be doing efforts to prevent worse conditions in this regard. It is said that he has planned to use $100 billion from the remaining financial bailout money that is $350.

A principal with Beacon Economics, Los Angeles, Christopher Thornberg says, “Hitting bottom is a lot different than coming off the bottom.”

Last year records mention that the highest number of disclosure properties were in Florida, Arizona, California and Nevada. The number of foreclosure properties in these areas was 1.1 million.

Although the new government is going for methods to embetter the ongoing crises, it is believed that the resolve will still take some time.