@Zac Newell check out @James Carlson 's website, he has a pretty comprehensive list of regulations in the Denver area. 

As for common real estate acronyms here is a link to a pretty comprehensive list! 

Why they think it's ok for me to turn over the profit from my first couple of deals to them is beyond my comprehension.)There's an immediate tip-off about their sole purpose when you fill out the application.

Unfortunately I've never come across a comprehensive list online that I would send you (believe me, I've looked.)

REIS is the most comprehensive and provides supply analytics, market research, rent comparable information, etc.

To do comprehensive cost segregation you will need to hire specialized firm.  

San Jose is probably one of the most friendly ones...The city just started an express review service on Tuesdays, where homeowners can make appointments to meet directly with city staff for a single, comprehensive review of their ADU application, for qualifying 1-story units up to 900 square feet. 

Even the IMF warns of the consequences of “further delays in implementing comprehensive policies to stabilise financial conditions.

Any suggestions about what questions I should be asking the agent to get the most comprehensive background on a property?

That didn't sound right to me, so I did some research (I'm not an attorney, and this isn't comprehensive research, btw)...Based on reading the link below (and doing a bunch of follow-up research), this appears to very much NOT be the case in California (and likely every other state based on the Statute of Frauds).