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.  

I have great personal credit and am trying to build business credit but am wary of giving any sensitive information to these types of organizations without at a bare minimum talking to my BP friends who may have seen this type of advertising before.

I know there is a bevy of price sensitive users too.

Remember, these things can get sensitive, so keeping the tone respectful in your letter is key.

If you're in a time-sensitive situation, a lender with a quick turnaround time can be crucial.

I'm supposed to close on a property next Thursday that went under contract June 1 and its been pulling teeth to get the seller to the closing table.

Rest assured, I will handle the transaction with sensitivity and respect for your family's memories."

Boston actually has enforcements with teeth.

I would suggest finding a partner that compliments you and find a deal that is simple and safe to cut your teeth.

It only takes one litigation attorney owner or a well-heeled owner to sue the cityThe only way that regulations with teeth could be put into effect would be the State deciding to allow cities to have home rule again.