Sarah Beeny gives newcomers to the business advice and tips on how to make money from property, but will they listen? Not if sisters Tanya and Natalie Milton are anything to go by. They've committed the cardinal sin of property development and have fallen in love with their property. The object of their affection is a four-bedroom 1930s art deco house in Poole, Dorset.

In Lincolnshire, Martine Follett and Teresa Edwards have ambitions to carry out renovations on a two-up-two-down terrace with no assistance. Sarah Beeny pays the pair a visit.

In Stanmore, Amiya Kagalwala and Tracey Hamilton stake everything on their first property development. Sarah Beeny pays the pair a visit.

Sarah Beeny meets developers who want to turn an old TV shop into a family home for just £15,000 but half way through the renovation the cash runs out and they try to sell up.

At the tender age of 24, Chris Cieslak is designing his Brighton development to suit a family with two children under the age of seven.

Sarah Beeny meets a group of amateurs who are struggling with a real estate project that is reportedly worth $1.35 million in Hastings.