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Is comparing Annual Percentage Rates (“APR”) an effective way to choose between two different mortgages?

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Is comparing Annual Percentage Rates (“APR”) an effective way to choose between two different mortgages?

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No. The APR is based on a fatal assumption that you will hold the mortgage note for its entire term, typically 30 years. If you hold the note for less time than its entire term, then the APR begins to move higher. The shorter the time you hold the note, the higher the APR. The best way to shop for a mortgage is to insist on a mortgage with the lowest rates and lowest costs. Only Scout Mortgage offers both and we’ll pay $500 to anyone who proves us wrong.

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