I've had a few out of state investors ask me about my area, and I obviously help them and show them a few things electronically, but then that is usually the extent of it. 

I'm used to being snail mailed a paper cheque to now having everything done electronically such as Zelle or "direct" deposit (holdover from pre-Zelle days and I gave the tenant the a/c# and they are depositing at a branch office).If you run into an eviction, that's where I'd have my attorney take care of it for me.I don't know how it works in your market, but renters pay the Realtor commission. 

If not practice tests, can you get with some of your classmates, electronically of course, to make some sort of study session? 

If your region uses electronic keybox a there will probably be a fee for that service.

Just even here, some of brokerages use Dotloop, some use DocuSign.... when a client works with a remax realtor but with a different brokerage, all of a sudden the forms and electronic signing tool is different.

Make sure to document it and hold them accountable and document all payments preferably electronically.  

Collect the deposit and first rent payment electronically thru a service like Venmo or Zelle.  

Rent payment is done electronically and all my tenants pay on time. 

All visitors (brokers, agents, buyers, tenants, other, etc.) should sign a PEAD-V form and deliver it electronically in advance.

I'm attempting to improve the systems in place at the company I work for and I'd love some suggestions about various things such as:Accepting electronic payments (we only accept checks!)?