Tarah Welsh - Housing correspondent; Larissa Tairo; Naresh Puri - and; Alastair Reid Rongmala became an "accidental" landlord when her disabilities meant she could no longer live alone. She moved in with her children and rented out her south London maisonette. But last year, her tenant stopped paying rent. Rongmala, 57, eventually sent an eviction notice and began court proceedings, but several months later the tenant is around £15,000 in rent arrears and refusing to leave.