Mixing and Mastering Hip Hop/Rap Songs for $75

Instructions on Submittal;
Tracks
# of Tracks? I'm not really going too limit you too a certain amount of tracks, all i ask is please don't send me a stemmed out beat with every individual instrument known to mankind lol

Mixing
Of course I'll be doing all the basics such as;
Noise Removal, De-essing, EQing, Compressing, etc.
However; I have access to effects such as Autotune, Melodyne (Kind of like Autotune, but alot more smooth sounding, and i have more control over individual notes/words), Saturation effects, etc.
Everything is included in this. If I have it, you got it. If i don't have it, I might get it, so doesn't hurt too ask!

Gear;
All my gear is mainly digital, aside from of course my microphones, interfaces, and instruments that don't really relate too this gig. Ill provide screenshots of my DAW (Cakewalk at the moment) and all the plugins I have.

Credits;
I don't have any big name credits. I've just been doing this for a long time, so i have a bit of knowledge of this from over the years (17 years or so). I'll include a playlist of songs as references on what kind of mix to expect.

Extra Notes;
# of Revisions: They're set to 10, but if we surpass 10, I'm not really stressing it. I want to make sure you're happy with the final product.

Days to Complete: I set 3, just in case life gets in the way for either of us, but chances are I will have it done in a night. I have a pretty good workflow/knowledge of my DAW, so it usually doesn't take long.

Tips on getting a good recording (Before you buy a gig)?
Record in a smaller room to lessen sound bouncing, and keep in mind that things such as hardwood floor, windows, and anything else that sound can bounce off easily, may hurt your recording.
This is why you see a lot of people recording in a closet with blankets up and everything.

Make sure too have a pop filter up (unless your mic already has a good wind screen, such as the SM7B) This filter stops the popping sound P's have, and some also assist in reducing your S sounds. If you don't have a pop filter, you can use a clean sock, and slide it over your mic. This sounds dumb, but it helps if you have nothing else.

Use an XLR mic with an interface if possible. It's not really required these days, because mics have gotten substantially better throughout the years, at a better price, but XLRs with an external interface tend to be better quality than just using a USB mic through your built in soundcard.