Printers for real estate businesses

There are many things to consider when choosing a printer for your real estate businesses. Printers are a critical expense for any business, so it pays to make the right choice first time around. Here's what to consider:

• Lifetime cost — how much your printer will cost initially, and how much it will cost for maintenance, and to replace consumables.
• Multiple functions — can your new printer perform a range of tasks quickly, including printing, copying and, faxing.
• Pages per minute — speed is often a critical deciding factor when choosing a printer for a real estate business.
• Intuitive design — ease of use, both when loading paper and using the interface, is essential for all staff members.

If you are unsure of what kind of printer you need, get in touch with Copysonic. Our real estate printing specialists can help you choose the right model for your business.

Copysonic's range of printers are suitable for most kinds of printing that a real estate agent might require in a standard week. These functions include:

• Contract printing and copying
• Colour brochures and postcards
• Flyers and invitations

Super high quality colour printing of banners and booklets may be difficult for an in-office printer, and may require the assistance of a printing business. If you are unsure whether your chose office printer will be able to handle the demands of your real estate business, get in touch with Copysonic.

Paper, ink and toner are the greatest expenses that you'll encounter over the lifetime of your printer, copier, or multifunction device. Consumables also generate waste, which can add up over time.

At Copysonic, we understand just how important it is for businesses to save on these costs and environmental impacts.

Here's how you can prevent against incurring exorbitant costs and high levels of waste:

• Continually recycle your ink and toner cartridges.
• Stick to black-and-white printing over colour printer for contracts and agreements.
• Ensure that everyone in the office is printing double-sided, when possible.
• Save quality stock (paper and card) for important jobs.
• Try to use less paper by only printing when absolutely necessary.