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SUMMARY:TNG I Survived Real Estate Legacy Series with Dyches Boddiford
DESCRIPTION:The Norris Group’s Legacy Series is interviews with I Survived Real Estate Rohny Award winners. Next up in the 2020 series is real estate mentor and educator Dyches Boddiford. The Rohny Award is given every year to a real estate educator or mentor that has impacted the real estate investment market and many careers along the way. \n\n\nDyches Boddiford (pronounced Dykes) grew up on a farm in rural South Georgia\, 10 miles from the small town of Sylvania. \nDyches attended the Georgia Institute of Technology\, graduating with a BS degree in Physics in 1971\, a MS in Information & Computer Science in 1972 and post-graduate work in 1973. Though never having had an electrical engineering course\, he accepted an offer from a small Atlanta company as an Electrical Engineer beginning in 1973. \n\n\n\n\nIn 1980 he began to learn about real estate and buy property on a part-time basis. His first property was his own home\, but soon was picking up rental properties as well. \nThen around 1984\, because of his travel schedule\, Dyches began studying and purchasing discount mortgages. He saw this as a way to invest in real estate without the need to deal with the property itself. But even then\, he continued to add properties to his portfolio for the tax advantages and appreciation. \nIn 1986 he formed The Oaks Group\, Inc. to handle real estate related activities. The first purchase was an apartment complex. \nAfter making a couple of job moves\, the original company with which he had worked contacted Dyches and convinced him to return to them. Over the next few years he moved up to Vice-President of the holding company. \nIn 1991\, a national company on the New York stock exchange purchased the company for which he worked. They reorganized the company and Dyches was let go. At that point\, he was in the third year of a five-year plan to replace his salary with his real estate income. He began working full time in his real estate investments and in 1992 earned more than he had working for his old employer. His regret is that he didnt go full-time 10 years earlier. \nDuring 1991 Dyches was President of the Georgia Real Estate Investors Association (GaREIA). He was instrumental in securing the first permanent office space GaREIA enjoyed. \nDuring the early 1990s most banks and financial institutions were unwilling to finance manufactured homes. Dyches saw this as an opportunity to profit. He studied what others were doing and devised his own program to purchase used homes cheap and sell them with owner financing at retail prices. \n\n\n\n\nDuring the late 1980s\, Dyches and another investor had researched the use of land trusts in Georgia. By 1992\, they decided that because they were getting so many calls asking about trusts\, they would teach a weekend class for GaREIA. Dyches also added a Corporation segment to the session to show how other entities could be used with the trusts. \nOver the next couple of years\, Dyches was approached by a national seminar promoter to teach Corporations for him. Thus the Corporate Fortress was born and has subsequently been licensed by an attorney to use with a presentation he makes nationally. \nDyches also developed his Mobile Home Money Machine course to teach others how to make money as he did in manufactured homes. When he began to develop subdivisions for mobile homes\, he joined Newton Boykin in writing the book Deals in Dirt. \nEven though he has added additional courses over the years and is a national speaker\, Dyches has remained a full-time real estate investor. That is his main business and feels that only by being active in real estate investing can he bring real world experience to his classes and materials. \nDyches has written books and teaches seminars on Financial Freedom\, Asset Protection\, The Corporate Fortress\, Limited Liability Companies & Partnerships\, Real Estate Investment Using Self-Directed IRAs\, Advanced Strategies\, Business Tax Strategies\, Estate Planning with Asset Protection\, Guerrilla Bankruptcy Tactics for Creditors\, The Mobile Home Money Machine\, Deals in Dirt\, Discount Notes & Mortgages\, Private Money Lending  as well as other topics. \n\n\nBruce and Peter talk about how he got started in real estate\, how he started teaching and why he considers himself a capitalist. \nThe Norris Group originates and services loans in California and Florida under California DRE License 01219911\, Florida Mortgage Lender License 1577\, and NMLS License 1623669.  For more information on hard money lending\, go www.thenorrisgroup.com and click the Hard Money tab. \nThis is our weekly radio broadcast. We recorded the show last week and will be featuring him on the radio show starting today. You can view the transcription and full broadcast here
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