Although, depending on your jurisdiction and your tenants' application status with ERAP, the eviction may be stayed. 

I won't be maintaining any residency status (not a citizen or a Permanent resident) but will still be filing US taxes for the income generated from my existing investments.   

Any shift from the status quo will offer opportunities but it's a matter of (1) having the ability to act on them and (2) actually acting on those opportunities. 

And get away from the sub 1M game plan of BRRRS.If you are able to implement a real estate professional status tax strategy (REP) you can use passive losses from syndication deals to lower your ordinary W2 income.

Depending on level of income/REP status, you may be able to deduct some, all, or none, of the potentially accelerated depreciation. 

The status is reflected in how you report your income in the return.

Does this status take away the possibility of the note being assumable, since the bank now has the property back from the previous owner??

My understanding is that I need to disclose to both the wholesaler and to my buyer what my commission will be, have already determined agency or facilitator status with my buyer, and then add my commission to the price a give to my buyer before writing an offer for my buyer (and disclose that I am receiving $5,000 commission in the necessary forms).

While the Preliminary report you'll get from the title company does not inform you as to the status of the title it does tell you about any liens the title company found that won't be covered by your policy. 

As you can see, very lucrative if done right and you get good reviews and SuperHost status.