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4076-4080 Lafayette Place — November 2025 acquisition finance status

partially documented; lender unresolved
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Publicly indexed title-history sources reviewed in August 2026 show the November 2025 Lafayette Place grant-deed transfers and identify First American Title Company, but no contemporaneous purchase-money deed of trust surfaced in those public indexes. Listing terms allowed cash or cash-to-new-loan. Austin Zahn of Lyon Stahl is identified as transaction broker. Maple Leaf Capital is a documented private real-estate lender connected to Stephanie Wissner/Mintle's family-business network, but no Lafayette-specific recorded instrument currently establishes Maple Leaf as acquisition or construction lender.

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Financial context
No acquisition lender has been established. Maple Leaf Capital remains a plausible family-network source only, not a documented Lafayette lender.
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Absence of a deed of trust in publicly indexed title histories is not proof that the purchase was all-cash or family-financed. Possible explanations include cash/equity funding, private or intercompany funding, indexing limitations, or later financing. The canonical money record tracks the unresolved capital stack.