Buyer capital refers to funding provided to a buyer—typically a business or investor—to facilitate acquisitions or major purchases. It covers upfront costs like deposits or equity, reducing personal financial strain. Sellers benefit from faster, more secure deals, while buyers gain flexibility to pursue growth opportunities without depleting reserves. This capital is often used in real estate, mergers, or large asset purchases.
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