Is there a way to transfer a parent's home to their child/children without paying taxes?

I have a child and family therapist practice and I live in 2 states.

Since purchasing the home my sister left Colorado to return to Connecticut, so that my parents could help support her daughter.

Since purchasing the home my sister left Colorado to return to Connecticut, so that my parents could help support her daughter.

If I dont live in the property I can live rent free at my parents for a year or two.

Abbotsford has better growth potential due to it's proximity to Vancouver but I want to move closer to my aging parents as someone will need to be around to look after them soon.My goal is to have at least three separate income sources with atleast two of the large enough that I could subsist on one alone protecting my self from disaster should I unexpectedly lose an income source. 

My question is based on the theory that good school district will attract higher/more stable income families that have kids with parents wanting their kids to attend the best school possible.

You'll need to find out what the issue was re the child and do your due diligence before assuming the tenant.

I am going to an Army school right now in AZ, and my family is staying with my parents about 3 hours away, driving down on weekends to see them.

I convinced my parents to cash out their equity, I’m 22 with a Realtor license in Chicago, should I buy/ finance for a multiunit, buy a couple rental units, or flip a property?