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By Steve Horton
iProduction

St. Paul, MN - Real estate services publisher October Research Corporation has selected iProduction of St. Paul, Minnesota to provide Internet publishing systems and services for RESPAreform.com. The site distributes news and information about the Department of Housing and Urban Development rule reforming the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act.

RESPAreform.com is a pay site. Subscriptions cost 129.99 annually. Current October Research subscribers receive a $50 discount off the annual subscription. The site also sells advertising to businesses targeting executives from the title, appraisal, settlement services, legal, mortgage brokerage, and lending industries. Advertisers can also purchase space on the RESPAreform.com daily breaking news e-newsletter.

More About October Research
Based in Richfield, Ohio, October Research Corporation is the nation’s leading provider of market intelligence to the real estate services industry. October Research’s newsletters and companion Web sites, The Title Report, The Legal Description, Appraisal Intelligence and Real Estate Data Insight, are dedicated to covering various aspects of the real estate industry. Special reports and studies, The E-SIGN Perspective, Alternative Title Products, RESPA Reform 2002, The National Real Estate Survey for Title Companies and the National Appraisal Survey are designed to give industry executives a competitive edge, with information on emerging trends as well as their competitors and customers. Groundbreaking seminars, RESPA Reform: Adapting to the Rule and Title Radio 2003, have attracted thousands of professionals from all aspects of the real estate services and mortgage industry.

More About iProduction
iProduction is a privately held publishing software company headquartered in St. Paul, Minnesota. Publishing companies of all sizes rely on iProduction’s flagship product, the Internet Publishing System™, to manage publication content, sell subscriptions, process payments, deploy e-newsletters, manage advertising, and share data with fulfillment systems. Many iProduction clients choose to pay monthly application service fees to avoid hiring programmers or purchasing host computer systems. Larger publishers with in-house IT departments may choose to license iProduction software to reduce per-site costs. iProduction clients include magazines, newsletters, business journals, newspapers, and corporate marketing departments. Company President Stephen M. Laliberte founded iProduction in 1994. The company currently employs 12 people.