Property protection - Quitclaim deed

I live in Texas. I own two small properties. One is my primary residence (with a homestead exemption). The second property used to be my primary residence but I kept it as a rental. I have lost my job and have not been able to find another permanent one. I have been living on savings to make ends meet. Unfortunately I have had to stop paying my credit cards due to not having any money left over after paying living expenses/mortgage. I am about 5 months behind on my credit card payments.

I have tried to sell both properties but haven't been able to in this market. The rental income on the second property covers the expenses on the property (mortgage & taxes) but leaves nothing extra. Savings and occasional odd jobs pay for living expenses and the mortgage/taxes on my primary residence. I am not behind on either of the two mortgages and I have a little equity in both properties.

Question is: In Texas, my primary residence is protected from creditors by the Homestead Exemption but I am worried about the second property. Is it possible to transfer ownership, say to a family member like a son or daughter with a quitclaim deed (but still keep making the payments and the mortgage in my name) to protect the second property from credit card companies putting a lien on it or forcing a sale? I'm trying to protect the equity in my properties until I can get back on my feet and start paying my credit cards again.

Any help is greatly appreciated!