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Input: I love my apartment and have not had any issues with neighbors or the landlord since moving in.

An elderly gentleman lives below me in a 2 story complex. We both have neighbors to one side, than a stairwell and more neighbors on the other side. Monday evening I came home from work around 6:20. I checked my mail outside and smelt something funny, but didn't think too much of it since our mailboxes are outside. I went upstairs, opened up my door, and a terrible smell hit me in the face. I thought it was burnt BBQ. It was definitely burnt something. So I check out my place, feel on the electrical outlets to make sure they aren't hot, visually inspect my heater, oven, and water heater. Everything is fine. The smell is strong enough I turn off my heat and open all the windows. I go to my neighbors and ask them if maybe they're BBQing or something. He says no, then asks if my place stinks too. I say yeah. We go into his apartment and it does stink, but not terribly. We go to mine and he says it's a lot stronger smelling in mine. We chat for a bit. He tells me the older man has a history of accidentally catching things on fire! I've seen the fire trucks out once before but I didn't know where they were going. My neighbor laughs it off, saying the old man is just forgetful, falls asleep, etc.

This guy is right under me! I have a cat and I'm almost never at home during the day. My whole place could go up and I wouldn't even know it until hours later.

So on Tuesday, I talked to my landlord who seemed surprised. I guess no one has ever told them about the frequent but small fires this man creates while trying to cook. They sent maintenance to "check on some things" and took it very seriously.

But I can't help but feel like an asshole. He's an old man and I don't want to be the person that gets him sent to a nursing home. No one ever visits him and his next door neighbor basically helps take care of him. I don't want to mess up this man's life, but I don't want my complex to catch on fire either, especially since my place would be the second to go up in flames.

AITA or am I feeling guilty for no reason?

going to my landlord about an elderly neighbor