The best advise I can give is to start by reading the BP Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Real Estate Investing that has a great overview of the various niche's, determine what resources you have now (i.e., available funds, time etc.) because no matter what is said you need a minimum level of funds to start in real estate.  

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

Can't go wrong if you're working with a Stockton native who can steer you in the right direction:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/627/topics/424510-how-to-invest-in-stockton-ca---a-detailed-overview

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

For these reasons, we have put together an overview of some of the key things house flippers need to do when preparing properties for sale.Figure Out A BudgetHouse flippers need to have an overall budget, which is usually broken down into two small figures.

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.

Skim the full text of the law and keep a copy on your computer so you can reference it if issues come up.https://www.omnirealty.net/overview-tennessee-rent...https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/overview-l...https://www.tennfairhousing.org/sites/tennfairhous... 

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

Concentrate on being 15, then 16, then 17......You have a job, it's going to school, do the very best you can there first.Yes, if you're interested in real estate most of the related professions require college, finance is a very good path to take, so is engineering and law.Begin by studying real estate, not this investor stuff, this stuff can put you on the wrong track quickly, especially internet folklore from spin masters.Stick to text books and specific aspects written by qualified persons, lawyers, engineers, or by professional organizations for appraisers, real estate managers, title companies, ALTA, for an overview.

They are simply doing their job to make sure someone isn't laundering money, evading taxation etc.Suspicious Activity Reporting—Overview"Currency activity reports.