First one kalanchoe fedtschenkoi, the second one could be Graptosedum bronze. I'm not sure about third.

Garrett22, I noticed how stressed the plants looked. The lady who sold them to me has a home nursery and has over 500 plants in her backyard. Most of her succulents looked very stressed, but from my research I am going to do my best to salvage them. I am going to cut the tops and replant/reroot these. There are brown dried patches on the leaves as well and the stems are pretty dry and woody. I hope i can save them!! If anyone has anymore feedback or tips I would love them!

It does look like Anacampseros...they can look so very different depending on growing conditions. Have a look at -this thread- and you'll see how different they look. Light, temps, watering - all will make difference.

Chyene I hope you don't mind - but since you said ..."I'm new to it all"...here are few tips: it may be good idea to repot plants into well draining mix, especially if they are in peat. Take off all old soil. Simple and well draining mix could be made by mixing Cactus and Succulent soil with sifted perlite in 1:1 ratio. It will also give you chance to see condition of roots, and if there are any bugs or disease. Keep them in shady spot just a day or two after repotting, and start moving into more and more light every 2-3 days. They all will like lots of sun, just do it gradually to prevent sunburn. When needed, water thoroughly and let all excess water to drain before setting on a saucer or a cachepot. If you have any questions, take photo and post...