Hint: since you're in SoCal you're already sensitive to this.

The students in my market don't seem to be super price sensitive.

Hi BP community, my offer was recently accepted on a SFH in Orlando and I would appreciate your thoughts / feedback on the financials to see if I should move forward. This would be my first rental property. I have unt...

Hi BP community, my offer was recently accepted on a SFH in Orlando and I would appreciate your thoughts / feedback on the financials to see if I should move forward. This would be my first rental property. I have unt...

Face the fact that you are overly sensitive to noises like this as MANY people grew up in older homes where these noises are common and it wasn't an issue.

It takes all the spin out of the application process and you never have to see their sensitive details like social security number.Some other things that may help in future...

They are very sensitive.

By understanding how investors perceive gains and losses, as well as their sensitivity to different framing and reference points, you can effectively communicate the potential benefits and manage the perceived risks, ultimately increasing your chances of attracting capital for your real estate projects or landing a deal.

Hair Dressers, estheticians, etc are very price sensitive in these situations. 

I'd avoid the two you mention and find a company that charges fee for service and not per the asset value of the account, however.If you will be investing in assets that are time sensitive, involve a lot of transactions, or will be using leverage like a mortgage, then a Solo 401(k) - assuming you qualify as self employed - will be a much more flexible, and powerful tool.