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Originally Posted by MRM

Probably not, unless the landlord is on notice that the dog has dangerous propensities, but the SC Supreme Court has been opening the door to more landlord liability. https://rjrlaw.com/sc-landlord-liability-for-dogbites/?doing_wp_cron=1656615015.3881790637969970703125

But renter's insurance isn't expensive. Make them buy it and add you as an additional insured, and make sure your landlord's commercial policy covers you if there's a hickup on the renter's policy.

That sounds reasonable, and I think MRM frequently stays at Holiday Inn.