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Last March, Ali rented out the four-bedroom townhouse, less than a mile from London’s Olympic Park, for £3,300 a month.

Tenant Laura Jackson, a self-employed restaurant owner and one of four people who rented the property, received an email in November telling her their lease would not be renewed and giving them four months’ notice to leave.

Just weeks after they had left the property, Ms Jackson saw the house had been put back up for rent at nearly £4,000 a month. When The i Paper visited the property on Wednesday new tenants confirmed they had moved in “four or five months ago” and were paying around £4,000 a month.

Ms Jackson, 33, told The i Paper: “It’s an absolute joke. Trying to get that much money from renters is extortion”.

The property was managed on Ali’s behalf by two lettings agencies: Jack Barclay Estates and Avenue Lettings.

At the time of ending the tenants’ contract, the firms also attempted to charge Ali’s tenants nearly £2,000 for the house to be repainted and £395 for professional cleaning.

4 grand to live in Bow. Madness