A lease with a purchase option is commonly chosen when an organization lacks the initial capital for
an outright property purchase. This arrangement allows the organization to secure the use of a
facility while deferring the financial burden of full ownership until later. Such an approach provides
flexibility, preserves cash flow, and allows time to assess whether the location meets long-term
strategic needs. Facility managers must consider factors like lease terms, maintenance obligations,
and future financial impact before opting for this strategy.
