So many state so few time - I also like many parts of Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina (Southern States) which are pretty landlord friendly and have lower property tax.  

I have some rentals in Colorado but most of my rentals are in Mississippi. 

I have a few questions that I have been asking professionals in my personal network, but I would greatly value input from the professionals of the Biggerpockets community.  1) As I have approached the end of my undergraduate studies, I have further considered attending school for an additional 5th year to obtain my MS Finance degree. 

I have a few questions that I have been asking professionals in my personal network, but I would greatly value input from the professionals of the Biggerpockets community. 1) As I have approached the end of my undergraduate studies, I have further considered attending school for an additional 5th year to obtain my MS Finance degree.

I have a few questions that I have been asking professionals in my personal network, but I would greatly value input from the professionals of the Biggerpockets community. 1) As I have approached the end of my undergraduate studies, I have further considered attending school for an additional 5th year to obtain my MS Finance degree.

What should I say and should I just type it in MS Word or have it hand written?

The tax advantages are different in different states but in Mississippi our CPA has found some good tax breaks for us and the property taxes are low because they are considered personal property, not a "house".

However, I would challenge you to take a look at North Mississippi (Desoto County specifically) as well.

Thank you so much Ms.

MS.