Michelle Solomon NMLS# 81705- Cardinal Financial Company LP, NMLS 66247

15/06/2026

Homeownership changes things.

The stability. The equity. The space that’s yours.

June is National Homeownership Month, and I'm proud to help more people get there.

15/06/2026

Not every income story fits a W-2. Your loan options should reflect that.

Non-QM loans can help self-employed borrowers, investors, and others with non-traditional income qualify using documentation that better matches how they earn.

Whether it's bank statements or rental income, there may be more options available than you think.

13/06/2026

To every dad working toward something better for their family, this one’s for you. Happy Father’s Day. 🏠

11/06/2026

Summer is officially here.

For me, every month is homeownership month. If you’ve been thinking about making a move this season, now is a great time to get your numbers in order.

DM me to get started.

11/06/2026

1st Time Buying tips!

11/06/2026

Self Employed Borrowers Have Options

09/06/2026

You shouldn’t have to wonder what’s happening with your loan.

At Cardinal, ‘no mystery’ isn’t a slogan. It’s how the process actually works:

✓ Real numbers from the first conversation
✓ You know what documents are needed and why
✓ You know where your loan stands at every step
✓ You know the timeline, and we’ll hit it

Because the worst part of buying a home shouldn’t be the not knowing.

08/06/2026

07/06/2026

Rate update: here’s what matters more than the number.

Rates move. That’s what they do. What doesn’t change is the math that matters to you: your monthly payment, your comfort zone, and what you can actually afford.

A quarter-point move on a $350K loan is roughly $50/month. Worth knowing. Worth running your own numbers.

Want to see what today’s rates mean for your specific situation? That’s a quick conversation.

06/06/2026

Already have a VA loan? You may be able to lower your rate with less paperwork.

A VA IRRRL is built to simplify refinancing. You could reduce your rate, lower your monthly payment, and skip an appraisal in many cases.

It’s a more straightforward way to see if better terms are available.

*Using your home equity to pay off debts or make other purchases does not eliminate the debt or the cost of the purchases, but rather increases the loan amount of your mortgage to be paid according to your new mortgage terms.