Questions to Ask Before Leasing a Copier

If your business needs a copier but you're not surefor a new copier, but some dealers will mark up the
you can afford to buy, leasing may be a better option.price of new equipment to compensate for the
Here are a few things to consider before you decidetrade-in discount.
to lease a copier.Is this the right dealer? Be sure you choose a dealer
Leasing vs. buying: what's the better deal? Leasing isn'twith a reputation for fast service.
necessarily less expensive than buying.What's the shortest term lease you can afford?
Is a package deal right for you? Some companies willTechnology is advancing every day-and you'll want
give you a lease agreement that includes an extendedflexibility when it comes to major equipment like
warranty, service contract, and toner, paper and othercopiers. To avoid being stuck with an obsolete piece
consumables for a single monthly rate. While this mightof equipment, get the shortest-term lease your budget
seem like a good deal, it often works out to more thanallows.
you need to pay.Leasing isn't the best deal for everyone. But if you're
Extra usage charges? Some companies will chargeconcerned about having the cash or credit to buy, it's a
extra for heavy usage of office equipment. This cangood option. With the right terms, leasing a copier may
be problematic when you're leasing a copier, as thesebe a perfect deal for you.
often undergo very heavy regular use in most offices.Ok that's it for now. Hope you enjoyed the article. If
Is a buy-out lease right for you? Buy-out leases allowyou have any ideas or suggestions for content you'd
the lessee to own the equipment at the end of thelike us to present on this topic please feel free to
lease period. Your dealer may allow you to trade it incontact us via email or via the website listed below.