I am in CA and its been 5+ years so my situation is likely very different but I did two thing that helped me a lot when testing for my brokers licence. 1- I paid for a practice test program with huge amounts of questions (enough that you rarely saw the same question in future tests). 2 - I made physical flash cards on every topic I got incorrect.  

Looking at it first person is this really all the physical actions I need to do?

I wonder if some are making more money selling stocks and derivatives than making money on the physical houses themselves.

Get/ Stay connected in the physical and virtual sense. 

I wouldn't even mind virtual offices although I would prefer a physical local one.

But one question - if we accept a disabled person (which I'm glad to do) does this implicitly mean by law we have to prep the property to be wheelchair accessible and other physical modifications to the property?  

If you're a hands on guy and you want to be physically involved in your investments I'd consider getting into flipping houses.

@Elliot Smith  How you gotten a chance to go inside the units and do a physical inspection  of everything or just  the outside? 

Their presentation system looks better than any agent that has presented to me in my past, it can be done on a tablet or physical print.

The disrepair of physical possessions is trumped by confidence and knowledge.