I am a electrician by trade and have experience in contracting and can answer or find the answer for any of your questions there.

The cut in card and pressure test both get done by the city building inspector and require a license plumber and license electrician to pull a permit for them.

., plumbers, electricians, etc.).If that's the case, I think you'll have more success finding such specific contractors if you post about a specific job need rather than a general query.

I am working on my first flip. and I need a licensed electrician to come to my house and inspect electrical and see if there needs to be anything else done to bring it up to code and validate the electrical permit i bought. and get a green tag from the city. so that I can move forward with my drywall and flooring. i have learned so much more by taking action than i learned from shadowing the investors that bought my wholesale deals in the past. does anyone know an electrician or can u advise a way to go about getting one.

We had a plumber and an electrician go through the entire thing.

But if you dont, my advice, get the electrician and plumber in early. 

What you mention above is all cosmetic, nothing to do with the large expenses that blow up flips and rentals once the reno starts...Usually I'll have my contractor as well as an HVAC guy, electrician, and plumber look at the house with me at the same time. 

I could pursue a Business degree or I could use my benefits to enter an apprenticeship to learn how to be a carpenter, electrician, plumber or any other trade.  

Most of the electrical and plumbing I handle with my crew and then I have a couple other electricians for disconnects and panel box work.My interest is in talking with you first to see if it is a good fit and then possibly using my planning time and my crew for your work.My father leads my crew and he has a lifetime of experience in all aspects of building.

A good GC should have a preferred network of sub contractors(Painters, flooring guys, plumbers, electricians, etc), so this would eliminate the search for specialty subcontractors.Finding a good lender and building a good relationship is very important as well.