Need Help ASAP Caring For My Aloe Vera Plant

[simbadog77]

Hello
every leaf on my Aloe Vera plant wilted from either not enough water or too much water and the leaves left Indentation marks from hanging over the pots edge and it was in a different pot and soil until I repotted and transplanted it. And it looks like it's cutting off the circulation and 1 or 2 of the leaves are turning brown. Please help what do I do? Do I Cut all the leaves off that are brown and with the Pot Crease Indentations. It was in a Basement for a while because I was moving then I transplanted it. It only has 1 little root on the bottom coming from it. I used 1 part standard potting soil, 1 part coir, & 2 parts perlite. in the 3rd Picture I'm Not Sure If I Did the right thing or not. Please see Photo's Below to see what I mean about the Pot Edge Indentations from wilting. What do I do? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank You.

[esp_imaging]

It looks fine!
If it's only got one tiny root, then do very light watering only, and let the compost dry out between waterings. If it's kept warm the roots should regrow quickly.
Physical damage to leaves does not need to be cut out, it's the sort of thing that would happen in nature by high winds, insects or animals damaging the leaves etc. Damaged leaves can still help the plant grow. Of course, if they are unsightly, then cutting them away may make sense.