CSA and Property Transfer

Hi
First of all please don't get the wrong idea that I am seeking advice to avoid child support payments. Nothing could be further from the truth.
For the last 7 years since my seperation my ex has contrived to keep my kids away from me. There has never, and I repeat -NEVER,been any reason for this, no intimidation, violence, etc from me. (Why oh why do we NRPs have to begin every conversation defending ourselves?
In the summer I am moving abroad for good and believe that this might be the last and hopefully successful attempt I may have to see my kids. I have told the RP about my plans to move, she went ballistic, and told her that there will be no more money until she makes an attempt to persuade the kids to reconcile with me. After 7 years of letters, visits, texts, presents, court cases, phone calls etc this is all I have left)
Knowing her continuing anger I fully expect that the CSA will become involved and so I intend to transfer my house to someone else. My question is, would the CSA still have powers to sieze my asset despite me not living here? I would sell the house but I can't find a buyer and so need to rent it out.
Just to repeat, this is the last throw of the dice of a parent who loves his kids and is at his wits end on how to see them again NOT a parent looking to avoid his responsibilities.
Thanks

Answered here;

www.wikivorce.com/divorce/Divorce-Advice...operty-Transfer.html