Yes, but I made sure that a Licensed electrician installed them, and that they were code inspected.  

In many parts of the country (I'm not familiar with yours specifically), to install/upgrade service, install a new panel and install/wire all new breakers, you're probably looking at a $1000-2000 if you're using an electrician who is accustomed to working with investors.

I have a licensed electrician and plumber coming in after them that are pulling permits and the whole nine yards. 1) Do I need a licensed contractor to do this framing job?

If you had to list everyone who was involved in property management or somehow involved in the tenants lives, you'd have to call out plumbers, electricians, etc.

You ask an electrician.

Desk jobs do not sound appealing so kind of leaning toward a skilled trade that would work well with rehabbing (HVAC, Electrician, Carpentry etc.).

Can anyone recommend an Atlanta area electrician that works in Cobb County that might be able to help us resolve this issue?

I am just starting out, and wanted to know if it would be reasonable to negotiate a decrease in sales price given the inspection findings, without having a specific roofer, electrician and plumber come out and give actual quotes for the work that needs to be done. 

If an electrician finds a place that needs all new electrical, but the rest is solid it is a whole lot better of a deal than it is for the drywall guy.

One thing you'll need regardless of the class of property, is maintenance-- start building relationships with plumbers, HVAC, electricians, etc!