Preflop decisions... I hate easily dominated offsuit cards in big pots

[Rednax]

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Hero is in late middle position with KJo on a table of fish

1) limp, limp, Hero?
2) limp, limp, limp, Hero?
3)What about with KJs?

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I'll usually call, if the table and the players behind me aren't too aggressive. With at least two limpers already you're getting decent odds; just need to not spew post flop. Yes, you could be dominated by a KQ or AJ but some of them will raise, and there will be people with QJ and JT and KT out there too. Take their money.

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4)Do you play QJo the same as KJo in these situations?

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Probably fold this.

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5) Do you ever complete in the SB with hands like A9o-A2o? What conditions would you do this and under what conditions would you raise these hands in the SB?

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Often. It's only 1/2 of a small bet, giving good odds if no one has raised PF. Not so fond of A6, A7. This would be at a generally passive table where I'm not expecting all sorts of insane postflop action.
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6) What do you do with JTo in the SB after a loose player open limps from button?

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Again, I'll often call, unless BB is awfully aggressive and likely to want to punish limper. But in a "friendly" game, 1/2 small bet seems worth it.
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7) Do you raise AQo from the SB or BB when there has been a ton of limpers?

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I'm more likely to do it with a ton of limpers since you're going to be paid so much better if you hit your 1 out of 3 chnace. It will be tough to play OOP if you don't hit, but with 5 or 6 limpers you're getting great odds just for an A or Q and you may very well get a worse A or Q to call you to showdown, or possibly even raise.
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8) Same as 7 but AJo

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I'm probably just calling here.
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9) Same as 7 but AQs/KQs/AJs

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The AQs I'm raising, the others I'm likely to just complete with.