Mention you have a contract but it does not say brokerage number or licensee numbers.I am sorry you are having these issues.This goes to show when choosing a PM not all are equal so you need to perform thorough due diligence before awarding a contract to manage a property.I do not know anything about this company positive or negative.

Principal : A consumer who has entered into an agency relationship with a broker or another licensee employed by the broker.

They will more often than not ignore your property if it's listed with a flat fee or 'discount' broker, just to stick it to a fellow licensee that they see as not playing by the rules.

I have to keep posting so people will understand.The state real estate commissions care about their license laws and if fraud is being committed etc.Ethics is a subjective subject that some people feel is important and others don't.If a broker/agent is a REALTOR belonging to the National Association of Realtors then they subscribe to the code of ethics.Not all licensees are REALTORS.

I’m holding my rentals in my S corp too because as a real estate licensee my rental income is considered active, not passive.

I see licensees in FL calling themselves "wholesalers" as well as unlicensed brokers operating ILLEGALLY in this state calling themselves "wholesalers". 

A licensee is never paid directly by a buyer unless there is a specific agreement to do so.

They also allowed me to come in during some of their meetings for the licensees with no problem so that I could actually get a better feel of the office culture.

IMO, the only way to legally "wholesale" is to close and then resell (unless you are a licensee). 

In Utah, if you are a licensee or broker, you must disclose that fact when you make offer (disclosure of interest clause on an Addendum), or when you advertise a specific property  (usually you would include a statement like "owner/agent", or "agent is related to seller").