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As Data said...blocked off eaves 1f felt..condensation. nothing to do with gutter or soffit.

It should be sealed, is that a cavity wall and how is the wall finished at the top?

Tower scaffold either side of the lean too bridged with a youngmans board.

Just make sure you still have enough oversail on the roof covering into the gutter if overcladding. You can fit eave trays if in doubt.

I worked in new build and occasionally the client would commission a snagging report from one of those companies for their own peace of mind. Generally the snagging list they compile is nonsense..bulked up to justify their extravagant prices.

Extend the undercloak and cut another tile into the valley.

You would have to speak to your neighbour as a lead apron would need to be put under their weatherboard. Why are you removing the concrete roof? Have you considered pitching the roof similar to next door.

Fascia goes flush with the deck with epdm trims and can overhang the joists, soffit at the bottom.

Verge closers they close of where the wet verge would have been...sound standard to me if I'm reading it right.

300mm.

The ceiling can be skimmed with a bit of care it can be feathered in to the coving. Strangest shaped bulkhead I have ever seen! I would try and square that off if possible.

Osb 3 for epdm.

A tower which takes 10min to build then charge £700.

As long as you have an extractor and decent ventilation in your attic any vapour check would be belt and braces. (On the ceiling)

Even with a ridge tile it is still a bit steep. Keep your roof maintained and it will not matter about the underfelt.

Is it a flat roof over your bathroom and do you have an extractor?

Easiest would be to get it skimmed, assuming the decorative finish is sound.

Get another couple of quotes. Some companies use scaffold for every job working at height..smaller 1 man bands not so much, a couple of tiles on a bungalow would not be anything near the £700 mark..couple of hundred where I am at most. Why do you need your underfelt checked?

We're you not supplied with a bracing diagram by the truss builder?

As Foxhole said additional joists to reduce span, also you will need facings to attach the trims from the flat roof.