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Get Massive Results
Friday, August 14th, 2009

G’Day Guys,

Well as you’ve probably already heard, something very exciting is happening in September…and it’s not just our 4th Live Bootcamp of 2009 in Perth starting on the 25th September (shameless plug:) ) but we are launching something fascinating and completely new within CCORP!!

If you’ve been following our website (www.ccorp.com.au) then you’ll probably have noticed the steady stream of new companies being added to the CCORP group. Even in an economic downturn, CCORP has been massively expanding. I have had many business people and individuals ask me what my secret is and how do I run my companies in such a way as to achieve the phenomenal results that I have. After many requests and a lot of demand I have decided to take it a step further and show you how to achieve such results….. which brings me to my latest company CResults.

I designed CResults to help others to achieve their absolute maximum potential in life and business, it will have a have a massive impact on your life and absolutely everyone will be able to benefit from it! If I was to describe CResults in its simplest form, its about teaching you the strategies I’ve implemented within CCORP that will help you as an individual, as an employee or business owner so you can experience unlimited growth and reach unprecedented heights. I will be teaching you the secrets, tips and techniques that I use to achieve the most I can in my life and in my business and how you can achieve constant growth in both your life & business too.

I will be holding a Massive Results Bootcamp on 4th & 5th September and I am launching this with a MASSIVE KICK!!! At this two day event there will be massive giveaways, and lots of fun along with the most important detail….drum roll……. I am giving away the first tickets absolutely FREE!! So go to www.massiveresults.com.au to book your seat now for this two-day event and change your life around and achieve your dreams and success immediately.

The team and I really look forward to hosting you at this event. Let’s face it, it’s gonna be fun and it’s gonna change your life…of course it will, it’s CCORP! Oh and did I mention that we have a limited number of free tickets!? Don’t miss out, book in now at www.massiveresults.com.au. This is definitely a once in a lifetime opportunity!

Carly

Filed under: Uncategorized — Carly Crutchfield @ 5:02 pm
100 new things Challenge
Monday, July 6th, 2009

G’Day,

Well I was in Queenstown, NZ last week for work with some of my Team and I came up with the idea that we should try as many new things as possible in our short time there. I love setting challenges and I’m a big advocate of always trying something new….It doesn’t always have to be terrifying and it doesn’t always have to be something big. You can invent small goals for yourself that are fun, achievable and a bit of a challenge, making you step outside your comfort zone.

So that brings me to our ‘100’ challenge when we hit Queenstown, New Zealand to experience 100 new things in 100 hours. Snowboarding, luging, gondolas, bungee jumping, jet boating, ball bouncing, good-food-eating, strange-drink-drinking, speed-dating, bar dancing, pub-crawling and much more is what it resulted in and it was really good fun.

You should try some time to set yourself a challenge where you write a list of say 5 things you want to achieve by this time next week. They must be realistic and things that it is possible to achieve, even if it takes some extra trying. If it gets you out of your comfort zone then brilliant. It could be something that you have been meaning to do for the past month but haven’t got round to it like going to the gym, taking up a hobby, being early for work, structuring your day, eating healthy for three days, doing five new things on Saturday etc…It could be anything that you have been meaning to do or would like to achieve but write down your list and DO IT by this time next week.

So see our ‘100 New Things in 100 hours’ video click on the following link and remember set yourself some challenges and they can be FUN!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjbEtTjEhfk

Carly

Filed under: Uncategorized — Carly Crutchfield @ 7:30 pm
Media Watch
Wednesday, July 1st, 2009

I was reading an article in Propety Investor recently when I saw the following article which, to me, definitely rings true;

‘The Australian economy may or may not technically be in recession, depending on which economic commentator you choose to believe. But there’s no doubt that the local economy has suffered a serious blow in the wake of the global financial crisis, and unemployment is on the way up. But what does the downturn mean for the property market and property investors?

When it rains, dedicated hikers don’t call off their expeditions – they pull on their waterproof gear and surge forward to reach their destination. In an economic downturn, dedicated investors react much the same, seeking out bulletproof properties that will achieve their goals in the long term.’

It is a case of having to research that bit more carefully and ensure you are investing in suburbs that have seen recent growth and are going to continue this growth trend. It involves getting out there and researching the demographics of the areas to see what types of people are living in the area and who is likely to buy in what suburb, about finding out what future infrastructure is planned for the area, seeing if the council have any particular needs for the area that you could provide and so much more. It is a time when you will need to really research the area in which you want to buy, invest or develop but also a time when this research will pay off a lot more than at other stages of the economic cycle.

Filed under: Uncategorized — Carly Crutchfield @ 10:00 am
Media Watch
Thursday, June 25th, 2009

In a tempestuous economy, where stocks plunge and blue-chip companies just hang on, finance reporting becomes more than a standard bulletin…it acts like a drip-feed to the world. Property Investor

There are so many different views and opinions on the current economic condition. New reports are being released daily, monitored closely, and people’s views are a reflection of what is portrayed in the media.

Let me say that there are so many development opportunities and I want to take this chance to encourage you to jump down from the sidelines and see these conditions as a chance to take advantage of the many uncompleted developments that are for sale, the number of bargains as vendors in distress need to offload stock, the number of houses for sale as people sell their second homes to stay out of debt and the many vendors that are willing to vendor finance in order to get a sale without too much loss.

I’m sure you’ve met many people who have said that they wished they snapped up property or jumped on the property ladder when prices were cheap in the last recession, I know I have. Don’t make the same mistake: make 2009 the year you decided to become rich.

“It’s not who we are that holds us back, it’s who we think we’re not.” - Michael Nolan

Some of you may think that your situation is different from everybody else’s or that your financial situation is way worse than others in the property game, or that you do not have enough money to start off…well let me tell you that you are wrong on all accounts! Firstly, people rarely ever have enough money and hence always looking for new ways to create and increase it, everybody has to start off somewhere. Secondly, most of the people that are already on the property ladder weren’t born with a fistful of cash in their hand and thirdly, there are plenty of distressed vendors willing to vendor finance and plenty of builders without work who are willing to Joint Venture.

It is about setting targets, breaking them down into achievable steps, be it just doing one small bit of research per day. There are many ways to get into property development using none of your own money. You need to take this knowledge and use it to become someone on the property ladder, playing the game and increasing your wealth, someone who is being looked upon from the sidelines rather than being the one on the sidelines afraid to join in. It is time to get out there and grab your slice of the bargains so start setting your targets now followed by realistic steps and a timeframe to get you there.

The CCORP Team!

Filed under: Uncategorized — Carly Crutchfield @ 4:44 pm
Bootcamp
Thursday, June 18th, 2009

WOW what a phenomenal year it has been so far. We are two Bootcamps down and the deals we have as a result have been amazing. Our first Bootcamp of 2009 was held in Melbourne in April and our second was on The Gold Coast in May. The feedback has been brilliant and the follow up of attendees who are actually out there putting the knowledge to use and doing real deals is something to be applauded.

To check out some of the feedback of the bootcamps CLICK HERE

We are now preparing for our next Bootcamp coming up in July. For more information on this, please contact our office on 02 9371 4799 or email Onil at onil@ccorp.com.au.

These events are action-packed, not for the faint hearted and will really concrete your knowledge on property development. I cannot stress enough the amount of bargains that are currently in the property market. As more and more people have to offload stock in an urgent manner, it is an unfortunate fact that somebody is going to benefit from this. Why not you? Why should those around you use the recession to their advantage and make 2009 a prosperous year for them? There are no exceptions to who can chase these bargains nor is there any specific category of people who can benefit from the distress that vendors all over the country are in right now.

There are more vendors willing to vendor finance and developers, builders and others in the property industry that will joint venture making it possible to make the leap into property development even if you lack the funding that you think you need. If you are educated in property development then you have A LOT to offer in today’s market.

So at least consider getting out of your comfort zone and making 2009 the year that changed your life for the better, not just the lives of those around you.

The CCORP Team!

Filed under: Uncategorized — Carly Crutchfield @ 10:42 am
Become an Affiliate of CCORP
Tuesday, June 16th, 2009

G’Day,

I would like to tell you a little about our Affiliate program so that you can become an associate of CCorp AND become paid for it! It is an excellent opportunity for anyone who wishes to increase their cash flow without using up much of their time. Even if you are in full time employment or education, the Affiliate program is designed to help you to generate income easily.

An Affiliate is an associate of CCorp who has benefited or can see the benefits from the products and services CCorp can provide. An Affiliate is someone who wants to take the next step forward and generate income from other people while they learn every aspect of property development.

Affiliates generate income from referring friends, family, colleagues or even strangers. This role is simple, promote our Free Property Development seminars and when a person purchases our course you generate income.

To find out more about this unique offer, please contact our office on 02 9371 4799 or via email info@ccorp.com.au.

Filed under: Uncategorized — Carly Crutchfield @ 10:32 am
CProperty
Thursday, June 11th, 2009

G’day

I want to tell you a bit about CProperty as there is a great way for you guys to create an income for yourselves.

CProperty is a real estate business with a difference. CProperty connects clients to properties direct from the developer, providing clients with unique investment opportunities not normally available to the open market.

As you know, we are right in the very middle of a financial recession, the worst since the Great Depression. And you are probably hearing quite a bit about all the opportunities that currently prevail in the property market, but perhaps you’re just not sure where to start!

While for an individual investor it may be hard to find these talked about opportunities or to really take hold of them, CProperty gives you the chance to connect to these phenomenal property investments. CProperty has access to properties direct from developers and distressed property funds. Because we deal in volume and we have so many relationships with developers we are able to access opportunities that most individuals would never see or hear about and we pass these onto you.

CProperty also gives clients knowledge and control of the property market and the investment process by educating them on the ins and outs of property, how the market works, the tax benefits and implications, location, price and much more. We look at the client’s personal situation, assess where they want to be and formulate a personalized strategy that works for them.

To learn more about CProperty and how you can become an Affiliate or ProConnector for CProperty, go to www.cproperty.com.au or call 02 9371 4799. Otherwise for more information you can contact Norrie at norrie@ccorp.com.au.

The CCORP Team!

Filed under: Uncategorized — Carly Crutchfield @ 10:00 am
Australia’s Rich 200 List 2009
Wednesday, June 10th, 2009

Media Watch

Well most of you may now know that the much talked about BRW Rich 200 has been released for this year. It has attracted more media attention than ever before with 7390 google searches within the first four days after it’s publication. Opposition leader Malcolm Turnbull’s return to the list has sparked a lot of controversy as the fact that he is the richest man in federal politics has been splashed across the media.

The biggest finding of this years Rich 200 is that the rich are poorer in 2009…never before has the combined wealth of the country’s 200 richest people dropped such an extent. A total of $25 billion was lost by the wealthy this past year alone.

But downturns create opportunities for the Rich 200 and also for everyone else who is willing to jump at the chance of grabbing themselves a bargain.

This years Rich 200 is dominated by property investors with 61 of the entries. This is a big increase from 51 members last year and many of these have defied the downward trend by increasing their wealth vastly through the property bargains that are prevalent in these economic conditions. Harry Triguboff alone, is worth $410 million more than a year ago mainly due to the increase in the rental market.

Property investor, John Van Lieshout, worth $1.27 billion talks about a bargain he picked up in Byron Bay. Originally acquired for $14 million by collapsed Petrac group, Van Lieshout secured the property which had gained development approval for a 34 lot subdivision for a mere $5 million. An opportunist buy he says, that once developed will be worth up to $20 million.

Van Lieshout, along with Lang Walker, Clive Berghofer & Harry Triguboff to name a few are out scouring the market for buying opportunities. You may be thinking that it’s ok for them, they have the funding to take such advantage of the market but it is still possible, even more so than before as vendors are more desperate, to get into property development using none of your own money through both joint ventures and vendor financing.

The CCORP Team!

Filed under: Uncategorized — Carly Crutchfield @ 3:05 pm
My Deals
Thursday, May 14th, 2009

Hi Guys,

Just recently I told you of a development I am currently doing, well I actually have another one which is only 20-30 minutes up the road and its also a beauty. Its on my mind today because I just picked out which one I am going to keep (I always like to hold onto property when I do a development) and I will probably use this as another holiday house, as its in a beautiful location in the Blue Mountains with a magnificent view.

Katoomba is a deal I have been working on since late last year. It is a DA approved site for 21 villas in the Blue Mountains, Sydney. There was one existing house on the land. I am doing the development using one of my favourite financing strategies, vendor financing.

The land purchase price was $1,450,000. I paid $700,000 to the vendor on settlement and the vendor left $750,000 in on contract. Bankwest are financing construction of $3,600,000.

The 21 villas will sell for $8,000,000. Rather than giving the vendor the $750,000 at the end we have come to an agreement that the vendor will get 45% of the end profits.

In this case we were really keen to get vendor financing so sometimes it is necessary to offer a bit more so that it is worthwhile for the vendor to leave some money in the deal. In this case we have come to an agreement that suits all parties and makes it a very profitable deal for the vendor to agree to vendor financing.

With vendor financing it is a brilliant way to get into property development using none of your own money. It is one of my favourite methods of developing and in the current market it is an excellent way to succeed in getting financing for your project. You will have to come to an agreement with the vendor based on the merits of the deal and create a win-win situation for all parties involved. In this case we offered the vendor more than the original asking price which gave him an incentive to agree to vendor financing.

Carly

Filed under: Uncategorized — Carly Crutchfield @ 5:41 pm
Twitter
Friday, May 8th, 2009

Hi Guys,

I can’t believe I’m jumping on the bandwagon, but I am!

The twitter bandwagon that is. I’m getting more and more into this whole Gen Y thing everyday! I’ve just joined Twitter, the latest networking craze. So along with facebook, myspace, blogging and normal emails there is now another way to keep up with what I am up to and what I have to share.

My twitter name is carlyccorp and you can follow me by going to www.twitter.com/carlyccorp. And I can use my phone to update it wherever I am…it’s crazy how many networking sites there are at the minute but it’s actually fun. It’s a great way to see what others are up to at a glance and to keep everyone updated on what you are doing. But it’s also incredibly useful too.

I will be using twitter to share my tips & strategies, talk about property and finance, keep you up to date with my events, what’s going on at ccorp and much more. It is a great opportunity for you to keep updated on what’s going on in the property market, what deals I am doing and any secrets I wish to share…as well as the not so interesting things like what country or state I am, where I’m eating, what I’m watching/thinking etc! So jump on now at www.twitter.com/carlyccorp and keep yourself up-to-date with what’s going on in the property & finance world and I will be tweeting regularly to keep you guys informed of any exciting news I come across.

Well that’s all from me at the minute I just popped on to let you know that I’m now a twitter head and love tweeting (yes that’s what its called) so jump on there from time to time to see what I’m up to. If I have any day-to-day tips I can share them with you and I can also keep people informed of my latest antics and where I am speaking next.

Cheers
Carly

Filed under: Uncategorized — Carly Crutchfield @ 11:31 am