AllianceCorp is a property strategy company in Australia who serve mum and dad investors, with an aim for long term capital growth and retirement planning.
AllianceCorp Review
With thousands of clients already across Australia, it’s clear that they have provided solid results and success stories over that time.
But the question remains: Couldn’t you just do it yourself? I’ve routinely played the sorting game on realestate.com.au to find the gems in the haystack.
However, that’s hard work. It takes a certain type of skill and months of experience to really know what to look for. That is – suburbs and growth trends.
The thing for many mum and dad investors is that they don’t have the knowledge and know-how. By using a company like AllianceCorp, you essentially reduce the risk by using the experts who know their craft.
One thing I really like about AllianceCorp is that their staff are also investors too.
How AllianceCorp works
They start with a personal strategy. They’ll need to know about your equity, income and lifestyle goals over the next 10 years.
From there, they build a blueprint on how to get you there. This includes purchasing properties through their agents in Melbourne.
They also run small informational workshops. These are highly beneficial and I highly recommend that you go along to one in the near future.
Property in 2020
The negative gearing strategy isn’t one to be relied upon in my opinion. You’re only going to win if the market rises, effectively giving you a 1 in 3 chance of winning.
However, in 2020, it’s even worse. Capital growth across Australia is starting to plateau if not decline. We can see a worrying trend across both Sydney and Melbourne.
While AllianceCorp is a great company with strong reviews, going with a strategy that causes a cash flow deficient every month probably isn’t a wise move in my opinion.
Always be learning
I’m an advocate for self-education. I first read Rich Dad Poor Dad in 2009 which massively changed the direction of my life. I still remember the words “Do the work once and get paid over and over again”.
AllianceCorp runs seminars to help people for free. My recommendation is that you go along and learn. Also, purchase some property books. Australian experts like Michael Yardney have been influential in my journey.
Everything starts with a solid game plan. Not just that, but keep an open mind, as you might not realize what opportunities might come your way.
Digital assets
After struggling with property investing for many years, I decided to switch to digital assets. That is, I’ve built an income online which provides freedom.
A trend I’ve noticed is quite exciting. Quite simply, the cashflow of digital assets far outweighs the results of traditional results.
For example, it’s far easier (and quicker) to build a website earning $5,000 per month in 4 years than waiting 10 years to generate $3,000 per month in passive income.
Many Australians are waking up to the reality of building digital assets instead of traditional real estate. I’d love to help you learn more.
In summary
I’d certainly recommend AllianceCorp in good times. It’s clear from the many positive AllianceCorp reviews that they are client-centric in their approach.
When the economy is strong, they are the perfect partnership. Even better is when the property market is rising in value and especially if you want a fully-built blueprint.
These guys are in the trenches each and every day paired with thousands of client success stories. Now if the market crashes, what happens?
(Genuine question actually: What happens for thousands of mum and dad investors with negatively geared investment properties that are worth less than they paid? I’d be curious to know).
As I learned from Robert Kiyosaki, it’s best to safeguard yourself with multiple pillars of income. In my case, I have 16 sources of online income in 2020.
Start with 1. Yes – just one. Simply focus intensely and take consistent action.
When the property market bounces back up, you’ll be in a better position to take advantage of capital growth trends.
