Volunteer or get paid to work with an investor.

Maybe volunteer for Habitat when they are doing new builds.

Protection, i.e. how far fire hydrants and fire halls (whether full time or volunteer) are from the location is important as it will determine response time in the event of a fire.

Corey, at our local Black Diamond Real Estate Investors we have a volunteer helping us run the meetings, who is also a CPA specializing in real estate investing, @Marina Draper. 

make yourself useful, volunteer your time to them doing some menial tasks that could save them time. 

I think you will find it difficult to meet agents who are going to offer up off market listings to you and volunteer to do a lot of the work for you as a new investor. 

One way to get experience is to volunteer your time.

As she heads off to a year of volunteer service in AmeriCorps before beginning her professional career, she will not have much time to devote to considering or managing investments, so we're carefully considering investment options to recommend. 

Learn from that person join their team, be their assistant, volunteer for anything they want. 

By the way, since you're young, have no money or experience, and want to get started in RE - let me give you something more constructive that you CAN do: Go work for someone, or even volunteer, in the business.