Hello,  I'm curious if there is any fractional ownership opportunities close to Disneyland? 

I am not sure how other will take this, however in my experience a property management company has an specific job for a very little portion of the pie, which means that they need to assure that they are not liable (of course, I wouldn't sign a contract when they are no liable even for their own error, that seems to be a red flag).You have to understand what is the service that a PM jobs, in here we were comparing with Verizon, but I agree that this is different, however you can compare it with an assitant or a fractional operation manager, as that is their main job to do, and that is the work that they are taking from your shoulders.Another thing to review is what happen when the property goes vacant, are they providing another listing contract or are this also included into the PM agreement?

Unpermitted units are worth a small fraction of what a legal ADU is worth.  

Many of us didn't have a fraction of what you have saved at your age!)

DSTs function as investment vehicles that hold ownership of income-generating properties, granting investors fractional ownership in various types of commercial real estate such as apartments, self-storage facilities, build-for-rent properties, and NNN (triple net lease) properties.

If banks didn’t have fractional lending they would not give mortgages either as with inflation you lose money over timeFor example:Take $1M as an example of a portfolio and put it at 7% seller financed vs putting it into an investment that gets 6% but doesn’t pay your principal back and is taxed at a much lower rate and see how big a difference that isRoughly $1.4M interest vs $1.8M and taxed at 15% less rate it makes a huge difference.

Live there until once again see #1.4. 1031 into passive NNN commercial or fractional passive real estate that becomes your retirement plan until.....Yep see #1.You can live tax deferred but you gotta die to be tax free!

If you have a smaller investment amount, fractional ownership could be a great option too.

If the rentals are wholly-owned and held directly, or held through a disregarded entity ("DRE"), or held as a fractional direct interest as a TIC, they're probably reported on your Schedule E. 

The views were stunning, it was just my wife and I (and the photographer), we got amazing pictures, paid a fraction of the cost -- then we had a party after our honeymoon and celebrated with friends and family (much less expensive as venues didn't see this as a "wedding").