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Regarding your question B:
I personally built a SSD-only homeserver, because of performance, noise and power efficiency. However, if you need much storage, the price difference gets really painful.
That is exactly my fear. If I need to build my private streaming station, I will need too much storage (I still do not know how much exactly).
Furthermore, I want to build on top a Minecraft server for my kid.
Thanks for answering.
I too swapped my HDDs to SSDs recently, and while they're in an enclosure, connected via USB, with ZFS they perform way better than a single NVME.