The Moree home’s original fire damage when Mr Corby purchased it. An Aussie landlord has been left devastated after a nightmare fire allegedly ripped through his rental home days after he completed a renovation to repair damage from a previous fire. Investor Charles Corby said he had spent close to $95,000 repairing the damage from the first fire only for alleged arsonists to break into the renovated home and reportedly set it on fire again. Mr Corby said the new damage caused by the second fire will cost more than he paid for the entire house in NSW town Moree and has derailed his financing arrangements. “It was so disheartening, especially for all the trades we used,” he said. “We’d just finished the work, now we’ve got to start again.” The incident was a “huge shock”, he said, adding that he is trying to “take it on the chin”, but making a claim on his insurance has proved problematic. MORE: Homeowner loses $1700 a day after suburb change The Moree home pictured after the second fire. Part of the reason is that Moree, 630km north of Sydney, has a high crime rate and, after close to a month, overwhelmed police have yet to issue him a case number he can use to launch an insurance ...
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