There are some single tenant A or B out there with 7+ CAP but they are (as has been pointed out) usually with very short terms left on initial lease or some other form of hair.

This raised several fine hairs on my neck - and I know I need MORE representation.

(They were into goth, black hair and nails, tatts, etc, but GREAT TENANTS... picture of them with grandma on the wall :)   I had to consider the month or more rents lost if they left.. they leave end of month, i can't do a turnaround in less than a week or two, so by the time i advertise and get a new occupant, 30 unpaid days blew by. 

It took a hair longer than expected because the ex-tenant tried filing a motion part way through the collection process to stop the wage garnishment order I had obtained.

This shouldn't be taken as not having the right to communicate with them, I'd say your lender needs to grow some hair.

A person who owns a rental is not necessarily in a commercial venture.I see many private lenders attempting to classify loans as a means to justify their lending activities, they usually have misconceptions making a decision based on common sense, common sense doesn't always apply in splitting hairs or lending.If you make a loan to an individual, regardless of their intent to use the funds, it can be a consumer type loan, and loans are also reclassified after they are made.

Don Trumps hair

If you notice every fault, stain on clothes, hair out of place of every person you ever come in contact with, you are a Meloncholy.  

I have a guy here who has sent a few good inexpensive deals my way that I made a hair under $20,000 on.

 I do have a good contact in that neck of the woods that helped me do some 5-10k flips this year in a hair over 60 days on both.