(I am leaning this way) Or have them individually reach out to a carrier that will not install a satellite.

Yes, rates, values, premiums, deductibles, etc. are trending up due to many factors influencing insurance and construction nationwide, but shopping your insurance with multiple carriers should be a must for your current agent.  

Property coverage - most likely going to be replacement cost coverage            Separate structure coverage - if you have anyPersonal Property - this is the big difference between long term rentals vs short term rentals since you own all of the items inside of the home.Premises liability - I always recommend maxing this coverage out on your policyLandlord Personal Injury Liability- This coverage will be equal to you premise liabilityLoss of Rents - carriers offer 12 months, 24 months or a specified amount typically 10% of your property coverage (very helpful if you ever have a claim that result in the inability to continue renting out the property for some time)

Find an insurance broker in the area that can shop multiple carriers.

That’s when I switched insurance carriers!

My insurance carrier also deemed each break-in as a separate instance so it wasn't worth it to me to make any claims against my insurance policy. 

Check with your insurance carrier to see if there is any barrier to you allowing pets.

When a property is unoccupied for a period of time usually around 60 days your insurance carrier deems that as a vacant building and will lower the coverage on that building substantially. 

Plus, I know lenders, PM's, contractors, and landlord insurance carriers ready to help you build your core 4.

Make sure that your property is insured with a Dwelling/landlord policy and that the insurance carrier has the ability to cover short term rentals.