After purchase, The roof leaks, I contacted the village to get the information of the contractor and  they informed me the roof did not pass inspection and the roof ridge lines are collapsing and certain areas of the roof need new decking and the shingles were not installed with underlayment.  

It screws into the wall and this way you always have a backup key on site (for contractors or for a lost key situation).

We wont use it often or much - do we need to put this on a separate electric? 

Should I use my personal name on the contract or my business name?

When the dewinterizing company went to turn on the water, almost all the plumbing fixtures leaked and they couldn’t leave the water on for our inspection without fixing some things / installing new shut off valves.If your sow is $120,000, aren’t you assuming you’re redoing plumbing and electric from scratch?

I am looking for advice and possibly partners ( contractors, cpa's, real estate agents, etc) for my first flip.

When I talked to them about a construction loan they are willing to take the purchase price of the land (not the value) along with construction costs (per licensed contractor) and lend me 70-75% of the total cost of land + construction.I am facing the same scenario on an apartment building I've been looking at.

I currently own a business as a general contractor and recently was asked by a property owner I have worked with several times the past few years if I would manage his property, my question is this; what are the legal requirements for me to do so in the state of KY and will I need a real estate license?

There are too many moving parts, things that will surprise you, problems you just didn't see coming, things hidden beneath the surface, contractor delays, weather, etc, etc, etc. 

I have a CPA who also is an investor, I have a contractor, and a real estate agent.