Charlotte Real Estate

Despite the worsening subprime loan crisis, financial expert James DiGeorgia sees opportunity in the real estate industry.

Boca Raton, FL (PRWEB) September 7, 2007 -- As the subprime loan financial crisis continues to spiral out of control, leaving Wall Street in a funk, financial analyst James DiGeorgia advises investors to keep an eye on the real estate industry as an opportunity.

"In today's market, many investors are panicking, selling off what could be great companies and REITs, simply because they are tainted by what is perceived to be an across-the-board indictment of the real estate industry," said James DiGeorgia, publisher of 21st Century Investor (www.21stcenturyinvestor.com). "Despite what's happening to many companies, there is money to be made in this sector. But, as always, investing should be done carefully and patiently.

"Some companies have been unjustly beat up as a result of impulsive sell-offs. Clearly, they are being tarred with the wrong brush."

DiGeorgia points out that for many REITs, it's "business as usual." He advises investors to watch companies that continue to pay dividends and have projections to raise them in the near and long-term future. And, he points out that many of these companies have not relied on subprime loans. These, too, are worth watching and could offer good value at this time.

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