You sell real estate but do you find that it's actually a rare commodity in your office? If you're tired of what seems like thousands of power cords, cables and bulky technology products taking over your office, it may be time to turn to a simpler solution. Look at the list of questions below and if you answer yes to any of them, you may be a prime candidate for an All-in-One (AIO) or multi-function (MFP) printer.

Are you an AIO/MFP candidate? Take the test

1.	Is your office space/desk feeing a bit crowded, cluttered?

2.	Do you have an old printer that works, but is slow?

3.	Do you have printers, scanners, fax machines, and copiers that seem to be underutilized, or worse, don't work reliably?

4.	Do you waste time walking from your printer, to your fax to your copier to your scanner to perform your real estate duties?

5.	Do you have piles of paper files that you know could be stored more efficiently (electronically)?

Ok, so let's assume you answered yes to any of the questions above. You've taken the first step to solving your technology quandary. Keep going. It's time to find out about the benefits an AIO/MFP could offer you.

The advantages of going with an All-in-One

In a nutshell, the AIO/MFP offers a space saving solution for Agents that need to print, copy, fax and scan on a regular basis. Let's face it, to run your business successfully you need these technology capabilities but most agents find they don't need to have separate high-end products to handle these tasks. That is why so many Agents turn to the AIO. This compact device takes up about ¼ of the space of all the other products combined and is a reliable, efficient work-horse - built to multitask.

Narrowing the choices

So, now you may be thinking "yes, I could benefit from using an AIO" but the question becomes, "which one?" Here's some advice. When selecting an All-in-One printer, remember a few key considerations. How fast do you need it to be? Do you want color? What kind of volume can it handle? Can it do two-sided (duplex) printing for mailers and brochures? Does the AIO manufacturer have a reputation for quality? Will you be able to count on the manufacturer's support and warranty? Are the product reviews favorable?