Unfortunately the educational opportunities near by are poor and we are planning to move to Lake Charles when my son starts school in about 6 years. 

Trying to figure out the best way to set it up to avoid taxes as much as possible.If we just give the house to the school, and then sell it 'for them' (obviously with a written agreement that our costs will be covered by the proceeds), with the profit counting against our tuition, does that help us maximize the amount of tuition we'd be paying off?

Join the graduate and undergraduate real estate clubs and read the following books:1. 

I have a seven-figure portfolio invested in passive investments including both Crowdfunding/syndication deals (crowdfunding is essentially old school syndications done over the internet).

I'm excited about some new artist studios in a former school on Frankford Avenue.

No need to mention schools on this one.  

My wife and I own a duplex here with some partners and just bought another home that we're living in for a few months while we get it ready to be a rental (before heading back to our Denver).Yes, if you're coming from the Dave Ramsey school of thought, suddenly leveraging yourself can seem counterintuitive. 

I have $73k down and another $75 to go (Mostly school loans).

We are planning to move to Alabama in the next 1-2 years where my family is and where schools/cost of living is much better. 

My wife is in school and has another 2 years until she graduates and my son is in daycare so I and spread thin.