@Julian Montes The fact that, in 11th grade, you are seeking such advice to begin with is commendable. In fact, you are already ahead of at least 90% of the pack at this point, so congrats!
As I am old enough to be your grandfather, if I had it to do over again and I was as excited about the prospects of a real estate career as you seem to be at such a young age, I would graduate HS, then immediately enroll in an real estate undergrad program. When you get to your 3rd year, as with most degree programs, you will need to enter some sort of apprenticeship program for college credit (paid or unpaid) in order to complete your degree. Up to that point, my guess is you are working the same types of jobs most college kids find in order to help pay for college and/or earn spending money.
My further guess is that any worthwhile apprenticeship program will be with a larger brokerage (think ReMax, Coldwell Banker, Keller-Williams, Bershire-Hathaway), either residential or commercial, but will get your foot in the door to further your career once you graduate. Whether you get licensed before or after graduation is up to you and the available opportunities at the time.
Once you are graduated and licensed, I would seek to become a member of a team as an admin, transaction coordinator, or even a buyer's or seller's agent in a learning environment from a team leader or managing broker who can and will take you under their wing and teach you the ropes, which will launch your career the right way.
From there, with some success on the residential side, I would proceed on the commercial side to round out your education, then decide from there where you really want to place a stake in the concrete and move ahead.
The above may well be a 5 year plan at minimum, but no one ever got anywhere in this business of any other without a plan and a roadmap.
Best of luck to you!
