The team you need in place (agent, lender, contractor, etc.) to actually buy a house.

From finding contractors that will show up, finding funding to complete the house or cut my losses and move to the next one.If you are willing to meet with me let me know.  

I would be actively involved in these flips: finding the deals, analyzing the deals, writing up the offers, doing some work myself (I'm semi-handy), working with contractors, and eventually selling the properties.Naturally, I started the hunt for properties!

I sent our contractor out and he also couldn’t find it.The seller has only actually owned the property for like a week so they know nothing about it.

Before actively pursuing deals and talking to brokers you should already have in place a team of professionals (RE Attorney, REI focused CPA, Property Manager, Contractor, etc) that you can refer to as your investment team when talking to them.

start fully documenting everything and take lots of pictures, I would start communicating via email or by letter, even send them a certified letter stating damages etc, sounds like you didn't hire a qualified roofer. send a copy of everything to your attorney maybe even have him draft a letter demanding a response, if push for a refund + damages and go with a new roofer

Yea, my check list is called Jason, my contractor. 

Maybe they know a contractor that can help you. 

Could you hire an off duty police officer to be there while the contractor builds the fence?

However, both me and my contractor looking at it, It appears the fire starting from outside, and came up against the house, rather, than the electrical, which would start inside.