It covered up to 6 months of vacancy, eviction charges, and damages.  

Cut down on the damage by up charging another 100 to 200 bucks a month a get a good renter.

I have a fire damaged home that i need to sell any advice or connects is greatly appreciated!!

If lacking a general liabiltiy insurance the contractor won't be able to cover damages if they are found liable.

Reason I ask is because what would happen in the event that after the LC was executed, the tenants were to completely trash the property (or some other scenario causing extreme property damage) and the expenses to repair would be so high that it would not make any financial sense to repair and re-rent out, and so the new owner decided to cut their losses and strategically default? 

Even FEMA says over 20% of flood damage occurs outside of the mandatory flood zones, but I don't expect them to actually come up with a common sense fix, so I'm just avoiding future flood zone properties unless it's cheap enough to take the risk.  

By stripping it you tend to damage the walls a little bit.

Major kudos for getting out when you did and minimizing the damage.

Do I have any options here to recover any fees or damages? 

Someone I know is in need of a Good contractor to repair interior damage caused by leaky plumbing.