Filed dispute online with all XXXX credit reporting agencies concerning the account from Resolve Partners LLC for {$2200.00} for damages to a house I rented from XXXX in XXXX SC XXXX XXXX to XXXX. I did have to vacate the property before the lease was fulfilled but the house was re-rented immediately. There was no dispute over the rent. The itemized bill they sent to me shows that fact ( see * on attached bill where it shows the amount did not change indicating there was no lapse of tenants ). The dispute is over damages. I caused no such damage as evidenced by a letter of reference written and signed by XXXX in Charge : XXXX XXXX ( see attached letter ). I have a long history of home rental and have never had a problem. There are no other such complaints on my credit files. I have always left the properties I have rented in better condition than I found them. I believe this dispute with XXXX resulted from my physical inability to complete the counter top after the kitchen stove was removed. XXXX recognized that the built-in stove that was there when I rented the house was severely damaged and posed a fire risk. I offered to remove the stove and use my own appliance relieving them, temporarily, of the duty of replacing it for me. I, however, did not agree to leave my stove when I moved. There was no other damage to the house from me. 
XXXX kept my security deposit which more than covers any perceived damages. Now Resolve Partners LLC is attempting to profit from this dispute by damaging my credit. I have written to them via certified mail and they have not responded except to update and reiterate this bogus debt. I have written XXXX as well who have also not responded. The credit reporting agencies ; all XXXX majors, have also not responded to my disputes. 
I believe the bill generated by XXXX XXXX XXXX serves as its own evidence that I do not owe this debt. It shows the inflated charges for petty damages, the unreasonable expectation that I finish out their counter top after the stove install, and the retention of my security deposit even though the house was immediately re-rented. Thank you for your consideration.