I'm having a hard time finding comps (Anyone have any suggestions on a reliable way to do that?)

Deed of assumption-  IF your buyer get struck by lightening, you can simply record your deed that will transfer ownership back to you.2. 

Those kind of wire transfers generate govt scrutiny of everyone involved.  

We got started buying a personal property and than moving out when my husband was transferred.

Take out "quit" and "warranty" and think of it as you are getting a deed to the property with the seller transferring or releasing their ownership.  

For the transfer process, yes.  

I'm looking for the easiest, reliable online program or software (free) and also any apps for IOS.

And even though @Terry Hershberger is not going to like it, I would side with Ryan D. and suggest you flip IF you can reliably come by flips like this and IF you don't have a lot of money to invest and IF you don't have a lot of experience.If you make $10k off a $50k investment and can do that twice a year (reliably find flips) then that is a $20k or a 40% ROI per year.  

@Peter Grosso , my obligation on the financing obviously doesn't go away when title is transferred, I'm personally on the hook and intend to make my payments timely.

We got started by buying personal properties and renting them out when my husband is transferred (Navy).