Lynn Forlini

Lynn Forlini Residential / Commercial
REO and Short Sale Specialist in
RI
hLForlinittps://linktr.ee/ it’s a lifelong friendship” with her clients. Challenge me”.

Lynn brings previous Real Estate experience along with her Certification as a Draftsman specializing in residential homes. She has a BA in Graphic Arts with an Associate degree in Industrial Technology and has 6 years of experience as a Kitchen Designer. Lynn is a dedicated agent, who believes that “Real Estate is not just a job…. She licensed in RI and MA where she is dedicated in learning and kn

owing EVERYTHING about these neighborhoods that makes a difference to the value and salability of homes like yours. Lynn has received numerous awards. She recently received the 2011- 2019 Five Star Real Estate Agent for providing exceptional service and overall satisfaction to be honored in September, 2011 issue of RI Monthly. Her other awards include: Multi-Million Dollar Producer. She is a member of the greater Providence Board of Realtors and a Member of the Women’s Council of Realtor Providence/Northern RI. Experienced in short sales and foreclosures. Lynn invites your questions. “Ask me. Information is power and in YOUR case, information is FREE for the asking. Anything that I can do for you is yours. Our neighborhood has become a central part of my career focus, and my personal policy is to give the best customer service available. Remember: Choosing the LEFT handed Realtor to help you make the RIGHT choice!!!

Don’t miss this immaculate duplex—an excellent opportunity for owner occupancy. This Sat and Sunday !!!!
05/30/2026

Don’t miss this immaculate duplex—an excellent opportunity for owner occupancy. This Sat and Sunday !!!!

05/28/2026

To fellow Realtors,

I’m interested in hearing your perspectives on a trend I’ve been encountering. It seems that many properties are being intentionally listed below expected market value, with the anticipation of securing significantly higher offers.
In several instances, I’ve submitted offers $20K–$30K above asking price—without competing offers—yet I’m still being told the offer needs to be “stronger.” This raises the question: what are we truly basing value on, and how are we setting expectations for our buyers?

From a buyer representation standpoint, this environment is becoming increasingly challenging and, at times, feels inequitable. As a listing agent, I consistently advise my sellers that the highest offer is not always the best offer, and that terms, strength of financing, and overall reliability matter just as much.

I would genuinely appreciate hearing how others are navigating this dynamic. Are you seeing similar patterns? What strategies or guidance have you found effective in ensuring fairness and managing expectations on both sides of the transaction?
Thank you in advance for sharing your insights.

05/21/2026
05/17/2026

🏡 JUST REDUCED! Prime Opportunity in Providence 📍
194 Progress Ave, Providence, RI

🔥 Price Improvement — Don’t Miss Out!
Attention homebuyers, investors, and developers! This property just became an even better deal with a recent price reduction. Located in a growing Providence neighborhood, 194 Progress Ave offers incredible potential and value.

📍 Convenient location near schools, shopping, and highways
🏠 Perfect for homeowners or investment opportunity
💡 Great potential to customize or renovate
📈 Strong rental or resale upside

💰 Now offered at a reduced price — act fast! Opportunities like this don't last long in today’s market.
📞 Interested? Message me directly or call today to schedule a showing!

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