Correction clarifies the lender’s placement as 3rd in construction lending, 8th in fix-and-flip and 13th overall.
Florida, August 20, 2025
RBI Private Lending issued a correction clarifying its placement in a national private lending ranking: third in construction lending, eighth in fix-and-flip lending, and thirteenth overall. The amendment fixed a sentence that had previously swapped two category placements and did not affect other release content. Separately, an analytics provider ranked the firm tenth on a lender loyalty metric. Headquartered in Florida, RBI Private Lending offers short-term hard-money products and bilingual servicing across more than forty states. The clarified ranking underscores the lender’s active role in construction and renovation financing and its customer-focused servicing approach.
A Miami company released a corrected statement on Aug. 19, 2025 updating a sentence that swapped rankings in its original notice. The correction clarifies that the lender was ranked third in construction lending, eighth in fix-and-flip, and thirteenth overall by a national mortgage trade publication for 2025. The same release also notes the company placed tenth nationwide in lender loyalty according to a private lending analytics firm.
The company advised that the fifth paragraph, second sentence in the initial statement contained an inadvertent swap of rankings. The corrected sentence reads as follows without quotation marks:
Being ranked third in construction lending, eighth in fix-and-flip, and thirteenth overall by Scotsman Guide is a tremendous honor.
The release also named the publication responsible for the ranking as a monthly business-to-business trade magazine focused on mortgage originators and noted that its private lender lists have appeared annually since 2010.
The trade publication’s annual lists were described in the release as long-running, comprehensive rankings that highlight top mortgage professionals and companies. The analytics firm that issued the lender loyalty ranking was identified as a leading provider of data and intelligence for the residential private real estate lending market. Its reports track market share, private lending activity, customer loyalty metrics, and borrower experience.
The lender named in the corrected release is headquartered in Florida and has been offering short-term private money loans to real estate investors since 2015. Its product mix includes bridge loans, fix-and-flip loans, new construction loans, and rental property loans. The company said it serves borrowers across 41 states and provides bilingual servicing among its operating features.
Company leadership framed the rankings as recognition of organizational strength and of staff efforts to build long-term client relationships. The team described the trade publication ranking and the loyalty score as markers of borrower trust and as validation of investments made to help clients scale their projects.
The same period saw several large construction loans and project financings announced in the Miami market, underscoring continued capital activity in luxury and mixed-use developments:
These financings involved a mix of private and institutional capital providers and multiple advisory and legal teams, reflecting the complexity of large-scale urban development deals.
The corrected ranking notice and the loyalty placement provide a snapshot of how private lenders are performing within niche real estate finance channels, such as construction and fix-and-flip lending. At the same time, major construction loans in Miami indicate that lenders and investors continue to commit sizable capital to luxury residential and mixed-use projects, even as broader market conditions remain uneven.
The company distributed the corrected release with a link to the original posting online and a multimedia download option. The distributed materials also included standard third-party content disclaimers from a separate site that were provided for informational context.
The corrected statement restores the intended rankings and highlights the lender’s standing across construction, fix-and-flip, and overall private lending categories, while an analytics firm’s loyalty measure adds a separate view of customer relationships. At the same time, high-value construction financings announced in the same period show active capital flows into sizable Miami developments.
The corrected release states the lender was ranked third in construction lending, eighth in fix-and-flip, and thirteenth overall for 2025 by the trade publication, and tenth in lender loyalty by an analytics firm.
A sentence in the original release swapped two rankings. The company issued a correction to fix the order and clarify the intended meaning.
The company offers short-term private loans including bridge loans, fix-and-flip loans, new construction loans, and rental property loans, with bilingual servicing and operations spanning 41 states.
Large construction financings in Miami illustrate ongoing lender and investor interest in big residential and mixed-use projects, which is the broader market context for construction lending rankings and lender loyalty measures.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Correction date and location | MIAMI, Aug. 19, 2025 |
| Trade publication ranking | 3rd in construction lending; 8th in fix-and-flip; 13th overall for 2025 |
| Analytics firm ranking | 10th nationwide in lender loyalty |
| Company products | Bridge loans, fix-and-flip, new construction, rental property loans; short-term private money |
| Service footprint | Operates in 41 states; bilingual servicing offered |
| Major related financings | Approx. $170M for a 40-story condo project; $413M for dual-tower mixed-use project; $125M for a 20-story apartment tower |
| Where to find original content | Company distributed corrected release with a link to original posting and multimedia download |
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