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Green- my landlord's name Red- exhusband's name Hi, i (31F) have been living in my apartment since November 2024. I like the landlord, she picks up the check in-person every month and we've developed great rapport. We've talked about our lives, and over the past several months, she went through a nasty divorce. I could tell it was wearing her down and was a little worried. Today, i got this notice on my door from her exhusband. As far as I know, they've officially split, but he is requesting payment for my rent – and, like the letter says, I cannot reach my LL at all. No calls, texts, nothing reaches her. About my lease: My lease says ONLY my LL's name – not the exhusband. However, i believe they owned the property under a shared LLC. My lease does not list the LLC either. Also, most leases have all the LL contact info. I only have an email and phone number for her. About the LL: No idea what happened to her. I've asked the neighbors, and nobody knows where she went. The only person I haven't asked yet is her sister, who lives in our building, but she wouldn't open the door when I'd knock. About the exhusband: I don't know much about him. I only met him once, and he introduced himself as the owner, implying he's a sole owner. My LL later told me he doesn't really own the home and she manages all their properties. Tl;dr: My LL, who I pay in-person, has gone MIA and her exhusband is asking to collect rent. This feels very weird and shady. I don't know where she went. What do I do? What would you do? UPDATE: I contacted the police dispatch, they've sent the info to all local deputies since I don't know the address. They are going to try and find her and I will keep my phone ringer on in case they need any info from me. LEASE CLARIFICATION: Someone asked about payment method on my lease but Reddit won't allow me to locate or reply to their comment... So, my lease says "check or Zelle" under payment method. However, she's never actually set up her Zelle as far as I know and even when I'd offer to pay via Zelle while traveling for work, she wanted to wait until I'd get back in town. So, I always paid by check in-person. UPDATE 2: I woke up and had no missed calls. I called the police to ask for a status update and they say they did call me... We figure out that my phone had some kind of filter for blocked or unknown numbers. I didn't know- but a police officer will call me back today. UPDATE 3: Police said she is safe! I wasn't given more info besides that. But she still hasn't contacted me and I can't reach her. My parents are helping me get in contact with a lawyer, but holding the rent in an escrow account until legally obligated otherwise seems like the right move. If I find out what happened to her, i will update the post. UPDATE 3.5: She wasn't jailed, at least not in the past five days. Someone suggested I look at recent arrests so, on my lunch break, I looked at all the arrests in the past five days. I didn't see her, or her exhusband. But I looked through them to make sure they weren't arrested under a different name. Also, I didn't mention in the post that I immediately reached out to the exhusband via text introducing myself and asking if she was okay- I didn't think too much about it when I did this, I was just really concerned and assumed he'd at least confirm her wellbeing, considering her personal relationship with her tenants. But he didn't respond, and, as it got late in the night without any answers, that's when I started feeling really worried and uncertain, calling the police for a wellness check. I checked my texts and we're into noon the next day, and he still hasn't responded. I don't know yet if I'll make further attempts to reach him or not, I'll review with legal counsel and make sure the money is set aside properly for the LL. UPDATE 4: We decided to reach out to the exhusband again to confirm his identity and then establish whether he has power of attorney to legally accept rent in her name. The results of this conversation will determine how to settle the rent. I still do not know the fate of my landlord, but I did finally catch the LL's sister outside my building. As I explained in the comments, she is often drunk, but is generally quiet and sweet otherwise. When I saw her, she was clearly distraught, but I couldn't learn much. I asked about her sister, she cried, we hugged, and I walked her back to her apartment. I don't know how many updates there will be from here as the small legal details get sorted out- so I just want to thank you all for kindly offering support. It made me chuckle in the middle of my workday when I'd see AssButtTittyLickin3000 offer insightful advice on my situation... As a lurker, this post just reached way more people than I ever expected. I only posted because I felt stun locked by the situation, and needed a nudge in the right direction. But I'm still worried about my LL, even though the police confirmed she's not missing, and that she's safe. I just have an awful feeling I won't hear from her again, or it will be a long time until I do. The family is being very tight lipped about what happened. It's funny how just a couple months ago, she was pressing me on how important it was to add more safety features to my apartment. I'd insist she didn't have to go all out since I felt adequately safe, plus she was still getting settled after the divorce. But no matter how hard I insisted she didn't have to worry, she'd still send me texts at 3am with more ideas to make my apartment safer, haha. Crazy lady... True, she hasn't gotten along with every tenant in our building. She does get emotional and paranoid about small things. But, even before this happened, I felt she was a good person who deserved way more in life than what she got. Please pray or send good thoughts towards this woman. I will still update the thread if I hear what happened to her. Thank you again. UPDATE 5: The ex-husband politely confirmed he will provide evidence that he's legally allowed to collect rent in the LL's name, and that my LL is unavailable due to health reasons he couldn't disclose. As far as the money, I'm still waiting for the paperwork or evidence from him. Even if he is well-intentioned, I cannot pay my rent to him without my LL's approval or if he had power of attorney due to my lease. The money is being safely set aside until then. I've also met other residents from other properties going through this same ordeal. Some haven't gotten a response from the ex-husband at all. Other details I will only be able to share only once this situation is resolved. However, considering the police confirmed the LL is safe, she is likely getting care she is needing, whatever the health concern may be. I have been researching since that original wellness check, but that's all I can say for now. UPDATE 6: I spoke with my LL on the phone! It was a very brief conversation, she asked if we could get coffee next week. She sounded well, I assume she pulled through her health issues that her sister and exhusband hinted at. We will get coffee soon. submitted by /u/plane-emotionn to r/Renters [link] [comments]

​I recently came across a 2025 crossover trial on PMC that completely changed how I look at Turkish coffee. I always assumed paper filters just gave us a cleaner cup by removing sediment, but they actually strip out almost all the lipid-soluble diterpenes (specifically cafestol and kahweol). ​The contrast in the data is wild. A standard paper-filtered coffee has roughly 0.12 mg/L of cafestol. Because of the prolonged water contact and lack of a paper barrier, traditionally brewed Turkish coffee can reach up to 88.7 mg/L. ​Cafestol is notorious for raising LDL cholesterol, which explains why filtered coffee became the standard for general cardiovascular health. But that same compound has heavily documented antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. By filtering out the natural coffee oils, we get a safer lipid profile but sacrifice almost all of these bioactive compounds. ​I am trying to incorporate more Turkish coffee into my routine specifically to get those compounds back. The tricky part is temperature control. If you aggressively boil the water, you just scorch the coffee oils and degrade the diterpenes. You need slow, gentle heat in a proper cezve to extract them intact without turning the cup bitter. ​Has anyone here intentionally switched to Turkish or other unfiltered methods specifically for the bioactives? Curious if anyone tracks their lipid panels while drinking high-cafestol coffee. ​Link to the trial: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11901579/ submitted by /u/CoffeeTeaJournal to r/Biohackers [link] [comments]

Separated the cabbage and the soup just to get combined again. *Technically, Kimchi Sinigang soup; fusion of Korean and Filipino soups. Tried it, not at this restaurant, and it’s good. It’s just the presentation/serving method that’s stupid.* submitted by /u/valfsingress to r/StupidFood [link] [comments]

This is the first time I’m seeing any place do this submitted by /u/Ancient_Touch to r/Bengaluru [link] [comments]

I’m trying to understand something and would love honest opinions from people who care about coffee. For years I’ve mostly drunk espresso-based drinks (flat whites, cappuccinos, the occasional straight espresso). Recently I’ve been experimenting more with filter/pour-over and lighter roasts. Here’s what I’m wrestling with: When filter is good, it’s really interesting. But I’m not sure I’ve had that “this replaces my milk drink forever” moment. So I’m curious: • Did any of you fully switch from espresso/milk drinks to filter as your primary daily coffee? • Why? • What made it click? • Was it roast level? Origin? Processing? • Or was it just convenience / cost / health? • And if you didn’t switch — why not? I’m not asking what’s “better” in theory. I’m trying to understand what actually changes someone’s daily habit. Would love detailed answers. I’m genuinely curious what made people commit one way or the other. submitted by /u/Left-Cook-9487 to r/Coffee [link] [comments]

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