Using a layman's translation from the tax law jargon, here're those 3 key tests:You work 500 hours on the project orYou do pretty much everything yourself orYou work 100 hours on the project, and nobody else works more hours than you do on this same projectEach project that you want to include into the REP status must pass one of these three tests (or one of the remaining four tests that are even more difficult to pass.) 

I would say most SFH in my area (I'd guess we run cheaper than in your area) are 400-500 depending on difficulty and size, so if I try to translate that into 8 units, it seems reasonable, if not cheap?

Translation = a dog that wouldn't make you any money.

And some e-transfers simply translate to a physical check being sent regardless which defeats the whole purpose of going paperless...Does anyone have a good hack for this?

Stop thinking that popularity, celebrity status, number of followers, or how funny, entertaining, clever, effects laden or cool an ad is,, that this somehow translates to how effective their system is.

Does that translate to approx $1,700/mo.

Don't send one if you know the debt is yours (or who your helping) because they will easily prove it and increase collection activity, see below for the new changes.From above linked articleEven though consumers are entitled to dispute any inaccurate information in their credit reports, the entire process has been criticized by consumer advocates for years: The bureaus often outsource thousands of disputes daily to workers overseas who generally are told to translate the problem into a two- or three-digit code that is fed into a computer; the code and any documentation are sent to the creditor.

I usually have 4-5 per trade on my employee list, that could translate to 2-5 subs per trade on your end, however, these are my employees, and if I needed more, I'm sure I could double them up anytime, perks of being a self performing contractor.

This translates into work also.

The application and process for unpaid rent (if you are able to read French, I would recommend following the Régie site en français as the English translation is frequently cumbersome).