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Options
for a Practice Piano
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You may discover that it will take
you longer to find the piano that you ultimately want than you feel you
can afford to wait. You, your children children or someone else
important to you may need to practice the piano right away. These
are some of the options available to you if you are in this situation:
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Rent a piano until you find the
right piano to buy. This is usually an economical solution when
the period of time you are renting is less than 1 year. Most
piano dealers have rentals.
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Lease to buy a piano you are
interested in, but cannot decide for sure on at this time. Many piano
dealers have lease to buy options
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Buy a piano with good resale value that you can turn around and sell for the
same price you paid for it, when you find something that is better.
Search the
Pianos
For Sale or hire a
Consultant to help you.
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See if there are local practice rooms available
for rent by the hour. This is more often available in larger cities
or university locations.
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Store a piano for someone
else. This usually happens because someone you know asks you to
store a piano for them for a period of time. These opportunities
are hard to find if you are looking for them and don't know someone
who wants a piano stored.
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Explore other options on this web. Go to Buyer's
Section Beginning or Home Page |
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