I was Leasing a house with XXXX other roommates. Vacated the property on XXXX XXXX - started receiving letters months later from Hunter Warfield that I owed in excess of {$3600.00} after my {$1000.00} security deposit was applied. I never received written notice from landlord stating my rights as a tenant to contest charges. I have repeatedly asked for invoices as to the damage and have been hung up on, harassed when I am working and am badgered with lawsuits, being told I have to get an attorney and that my credit will be wrecked if I do not pay. No one is willing to verify that this debt is accurate and when asked for copies of invoices I am told to get an attorney. I am a XXXX year old XXXX XXXX student supporting my way and do not have the luxury of an attorney. XXXX Statutes mandate that I am to be sent a written letter explaining the charges, the reasoning my security deposit is held and my rights to dispute and I have never received anything like that. I am told that they have photo 's, but I have photo 's date and time stamped as well proving many of the charges were falsified. I was told also that the leasing company is too big to provide the invoices so I should get an attorney just to verify that these charges are accurate. The charges were reported the day I vacated the property - how a house can have drywall, painting, cleaning all in the same day I moved out is ridiculous. The removal of items that they are claiming as well charging me for, are in my friends garage so obviously the leasing company went to our house prior to our move out. These charges make no sense, I was never officially notified by the leasing company and the debt collectors Hunter Warfield have no proof that the debt is even accurate but are putting on my credit report. The only proof of any letter sent by leasing company was to my former roommate. There is nothing showing my name. 

This is the email sent when I requested invoices " XXXX, Your lawyer can request invoices, not you I can share the pictures of the damage you were charged for as I did with XXXX. You must dispute the charges with a lawyer. 
They are not that easy to get, this is the XXXX largest XXXX single family home company in the XXXX and all is in XXXX through XXXX. Just dispute with a lawyer and have him request. '' This does not seem fair or legal to just put blanket charges on an invoice and give to collection agency. 
