What you need is a hold harmless and indemnification agreement, signed of by the police department as the have insurance and financial responsibility for off duty police dogs, they are considered officers too.

My husband is active duty navy.

In the state of Hawaii, I have a duty to mitigate my losses by re-listing the property once I have possession on Dec 13th.

Resale is not as vital as cash flow because I'm in it for the long haul. 

If for title company, you'll need full certificate, not the informational-only version with redacted data that many state bureau of vital statistics offer.

I've mentioned a heavy-duty case, but he's not going for it.  

-Side note info: I'm still active duty.

(Unfortunately I won't be able to make it - babysitting duties haha)

Good to see you on duty Will :)Loans, initially, are governed by the jurisdiction where they are made, not from the source of funds used to fund them.

I think that was vital to the survival of our first property.