Nightmare Tenants, Slum Landlords

The documentary series follows the victims and villains of UK's housing rental market.

Alex is hit with a high bill after his tenant is found to be running a business on his property. Vicki is surprised to learn a tenant is subleasing.

A Watford builder has a fight on his hands when his long-term tenant moves her boyfriend in and stops paying rent.

A tanning salon owner regrets letting an employee move into a house he owns when he's due thousands in rent and neighbors complain about wild parties.

Teorin and Collette had high hopes when they let out their five-bedroom family home, but it wasn't long before their tenant stopped paying rent.

An east London landlord who trusted his property to a letting agency learns the house is advertised on a Romanian website and strangers have moved in.

Susan and Gary handed over their East End flat to a letting agent who promised hassle-free guaranteed rent. Instead he broke in and changed the locks.

An elderly couple's hopes of a peaceful retirement are ruined when their tenants stop paying rent and move in their abusive friends.

In Bristol, eviction lawyer Chris deals with a complex case in which squatters are refusing to leave a pub the landlord planned to turn into flats.

Harrow Council carries out early morning raids on several dangerous properties, only to find vulnerable tenants in uninhabitable conditions.

A young mum locked out of her home by the young couple she allowed to stay there for free while the wife had a baby.

Rachel intended to rent out her Snowdonia cottage for only three months. Four years later her tenant is still there and not paying any rent.

Catching up with victims and villains of the rental market. Craig's battling family friends to get his property back after three months of no rent.

In Bristol, Jon's dream of turning a former tram station into flats was derailed by squatters, has he managed to get things back on track?

Following up on an Essex landlady who had to go to extraordinary lengths to evict her tenants, and two landlords whose tenants refused leave.