It works well to put your fx on the same drive as your install, mainly just to keep your media drive fast. As far as folder structure, whatever helps you keep track of your plugins will work for Reaper. As long as you direct it to the correct parent folder it will find things in sub folders etc.
I would recomend putting a backup of your Plugins folder, and your templates/fx presets etc. on your media drive so if your boot drive goes up or you have to wipe it, you can rebuild your Reaper setup in just a few minutes.
The file format isn't affected by the PC's bit rate, so I would stay with whatever is working for you now.
No you don't need to buy a separate license.
The only issue you may have is that you need to bridge 32 bit plugins to work on a 64bit machine, and I have heard it can be buggy.
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