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Leasing vs. perchasing. You could enter into a fair market value lease or a buyout lease. When you go with a fair market copier lease you will be able to purchase the leased machine at the end of the lease for a fair market value price. When you go with a copier buyout lease you can buy the machine at the end of the lease for $1. The right choice depends upon your environment, anticipated copier volume, and other factors. QuoteACopier.com has expert staff who know which questions to ask you to determine which option will be best for your business. We'll answer your questions and explain the different choices to you.
Should you buy or lease? When you lease a copier, you will pay interest on the lease because the lease is a loan which is secured by the equipment itself. Over the life of the lease you'll pay more for the machien than if you bought it outright, but you'll keep more working capital on hand to use for your business in other ways. After using the machine for a few years, will it still be in good shape or will it suffer a lot of wear and tear or abuse? Will you want to keep the machine or upgrade to a newer model at the end of your lease? QuoteACoper.com's expert staff knows what to ask you to recommend the right option for you. We have experience, so we know what people tend to want to do at the end of their lease and can help you anticipate the right decision you'll make in the future, which means the best lease terms for you.
A typical office environment is multi users, and the more users the more break downs because people don't care about equipment when it's not theirs. If you're getting a lot of break downs from heavy use or abuse, or doing a lot of volume, causing wear and tears, or if you want to have the latest technology, then at the end of the lease you may not want to buy the unit. However, if you anticipate lower volume, and fewer users, you'll probably want to keep the copier at the end of the lease. We'll help you make the right decision.
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