Property Ladder UK

Sarah Beeny is back in a brand new series of the property for profits show that aims to help novice and professional developers make the most money out of their renovations. Each week she meets two sets of developers in two different parts of the UK, but as ever, the question is: will they take Sarah's advice? In tonight's opening programme Sarah tackles two tales of parents looking for a clever way of funding their children's university fees.

Sarah Beeny continues to spread the property developing word, but will anyone ever listen to her straightforward advice? This week she has a fiery encounter with two sets of more experienced developers, both hoping to make a whopping £100,000 profit.

Tonight Sarah Beeny takes on two sets of developers who are convinced that there's easy money to be had in doing up property, but in Sarah's eyes, these guys couldn't be more wrong.

Two would-be developers take on two massive projects just as credit has well and truly crunched.

Neil Hornsey and Alison Gurr think that a lock up down a dodgy alley next to a pub and a fishmongers holds the key to their fortune in Broadstairs, Kent.

In this episode the developers have done very well out of the buy to let market during the property boom. But now they are risking everything to converting an abandoned Devon railway station which has been left to languish on the edges of Dartmoor for the past 40 years.

Successful entrepreneurs Nigel Arrib and Sarah Donahue, have a romantic notion that they can make a quarter of a million pounds by creating a swanky LA pad, in the heart of a run down bit of Rotherhithe, East London.

Julie Thomas and Lee Jones are both scientists with a love of detail so they want to do all their renovation work themselves. But a surfeit of enthusiasm coupled with zero knowledge sees them giving up every single weekend and evening for months on end as they struggle to modernise their tiny two-up, two-down in Bedfordshire.