You may be able to find this online (state/local government websites would be only credible source I'd trust; although, your licensed agent may be able to help.)  

Government subsidize only part of rent, some $$ tenants pay by themselves.Good luck with your adventure

My only two options would be another HELOC or a fixed 15 yr equity loan at around 9% interest.Am I missing something or is it just my bank (Navy Federal Credit Union)Thanks,Mike

@Amy HerzingSo I have two types of student loans - federal and private.

@Linda Weygant It is possible that some localities have an overlay that would govern the situation but I have not heard of any. 

Conventional loans are the loans governed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (if you recognize those names) and they are the lowest rate and best terms on a loan you can find.  

There are online directories where you can look up a prisoner's location (you'll have to know whether they're in federal or state prison) and then you can send them a letter.

Conventional loans are governed by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (if you recognize those names).  

@Devon Craychee @James Miller - check with Pioneer Federal Credit Union on their HELOC program for investment properties.  

@Cenddie Alaban there is a lot to your post so I will try to tackle it in pieces.For the most popular loan types (FHA/Conventional/VA/USDA) these loans are actually regulated by the federal government.