Nightmare Tenants, Slum Landlords

Eviction lawyer Chris is called to Bristol to help 81-year-old ex-army officer Jonathan evict squatters who refuse to give back his land. Eviction expert Paul helps Allen gain possession of his flat when his tenant refuses to move out, and letting agent Paul faces a sticky situation when presented with a guarantor who has been stitched up by his son, who is in turn refusing to pay rent.

Eviction expert Paul helps an old friend evict a hoarder. In Wigan, letting agents Karen and Gemma act on multiple complaints from neighbors about a racially abusive tenant. And in Darwen, letting agent Paul is approached by a new landlord who has a problem tenant owing rent.

In Wigan, letting agents Karen and Gemma have no idea that a routine inspection is about to turn into one of the worst hoarding cases they have ever seen. Meanwhile in Blackpool, John tries to evict a difficult tenant who has been caught stealing electricity on more than one occasion.

Letting agents Karen and Gemma investigate claims of vandalism and anti-social behaviour at a property they manage in Wigan, but when they discover the tenant is no longer living there, they track her down to learn that she's abandoned the property and has tried to move in somewhere else by forging a reference. Meanwhile, in Darwen, letting agent Paul issues proceedings on a tenant who is more than £3,000 in arrears, but Paul's attempts at evicting him are delayed when the tenant refuses to leave without Paul giving him a good reference.

Landlords Suketu and Minesha Patel signed a `guaranteed rent" agreement with their letting agent who manages their east London property but, after falling £7,000 in rent arrears, they confront him. Letting agents Karen O'Connor and Gemma Painter in Wigan deal with a tenant whose house is in need a big clear-out. And in Darwen, Lancashire, letting agent Paul Ainsworth Lord has his work cut out for him when he's approached by a new Landlord with a big problem.

Eviction expert Paul Shamplina helps Londoner Juliette get her property back after she signed up with an estate agent who sub-contracted it on to another company, which handed the contract on to yet another letting agent.

Harrow Housing Enforcement Officer Sheetal Rajani is carrying out a series of surprise inspections when a distressed tenant approaches her. Sharon, a single mother of three, has been living with rats, bed bugs and damp. Her landlord believes the problem comes from the flat upstairs, but the landlord upstairs is not allowing them access.

An eviction specialist helps a landlord with a particularly aggressive pair of tenants, while a missing door leads to the discovery of a thief stealing electricity. Two landlords struggle with a rent agreement, and another deals with a trash-slinging tenant.

An English teacher finally manages to get rid of an aggressive tenant and move back in, but at a terrible cost. A landlord who evicted a squatter follows up with her to see her new life, while a letting agent finds success after kicking out destructive tenants.

Paul Shamplina helps landlord David Coppen evict a tenant who has been upsetting the neighbours, while letting agent Paul Ainsworth Lord confronts a volatile tenant who has been keeping terrapins in his bath, as well as chasing a guarantor for rent arrears from tenants in a flea-infested flat. In Wigan, letting agents Karen O'Connor and Gemma Painter from Lobster Lettings discover a house trashed and abandoned.

Catching up with some of the most extreme stories to find out what happened next. English teacher Muhammad Rahman, 34, is owed more than £8,000 in rent and legal fees by his tenant, Carmen. It's been almost four months since he received any rent on his three-bedroom house and he is in deep financial trouble. With the help of eviction expert Paul Shamplina, landlord Muhammad starts the eviction process to get his property back and faces a fight that requires help from the police.

Catching up with a landlord two years after he got his property back from a troublesome tenant who refused to leave the property without a fight. Lawyer Chris Sharp helps two Ghanaian ministers, Reverend Sarpong and Ibrahim Farook, get back their 18th century church in the heart of Liverpool so they can launch a ministry and community centre there.

In Darwen, letting agent Paul Ainsworth-Lord chases a tenant in a two-bed terrace who hasn't paid rent in four months and owes nearly thousands in rent. He has legitimate concerns the property is abandoned so heads round for an inspection and discovers a cannabis factory in the loft. Police are called and the tenant is evicted. And Paul meets the new tenant a year later.