R&R Properties Midlands Ltd

R&R Properties Midlands Ltd is a sales and lettings agency based in Wolverhampton. The company started as a family business and has expanded in recent years. Ronnie is the Director, and his daughters Rudee and Halee are General Manager and Admin Manager, respectively. Sandi is the Lettings Manager. Ronnie founded R&R Properties after becoming a landlord 30 years ago. Ronnie is a certified member of NAEA Propertymark. The company has been trading for 16 years and is registered with Companies House. The company is affiliated with NAEA and Propertymark protected. The company is a member of the Property Ombudsman.

The company is registered with the Property Redress Scheme (PRS). The company is registered with HMRC for Anti-Money Laundering (AML). The company holds public liability insurance up to £2M and professional indemnity insurance up to £250,000. It offers residential sales, lettings, property developments, and serviced accommodation. The company has a portfolio of landlords and offers a tenant-find service. It operates in Wolverhampton and the surrounding areas, and offers overseas property services in Barbados and Dubai, as well as serviced accommodation for short stay rentals, video walkthroughs and property sourcing services.

In Tettenhall, R&R Properties Midlands Ltd handles lettings, property management and short-term apartment rentals for landlords and tenants. Praise that recurs covers the speed of finding suitable occupants, with a good tenant secured quickly, and the straightforward, well-organised process reported from first viewing to signed agreement. Named staff Ronnie and Sandeep appear repeatedly in accounts of viewings and tenancy paperwork, and clarity of communication is a theme that comes up often, with people kept informed about progress and given prompt answers about inspections and agreements.

Maintenance issues are described as dealt with efficiently, reflecting the company's wider property maintenance and management work. Complaints follow a different pattern, centred on the handling of deposits and fees, where tenants describe unexpected charges and difficulty obtaining keys to their own homes. Requests for information about inspection dates were said to go unanswered at times, and the application process was called unnecessarily drawn out and bureaucratic. Replies after a tenancy begins are the area where experiences diverge most, with some praising ongoing support and others reporting delays. Ronnie and Sandeep remain the staff most often named, whether for quick viewings or for unresolved queries.