A loan with obligation to buy, often called a conditional sales contract, requires the borrower to purchase a specific asset—like equipment or a vehicle—as a condition of funding. Used primarily in business financing, it helps companies acquire necessary assets without upfront cash. Small businesses and startups benefit most, gaining immediate access to capital while ensuring the lender’s investment is secured by the asset itself.
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