It really comes down to what type of property, area and returns you may be looking for. 

you more so need to be willing to put money into what many consider high priced properties to generate high rent and make a return worth while. 

If you don't want to lose money along the way and be truly passive; find someone else's platform where you can reap more consistent returns.

Depending on your goal and strategy you can flip or BRRRR an apartment complex, the same way you would a SFH (over a longer period of course) and make a fantastic return.

you should get your financing locked down first. you may find it next to impossible to find financing for a foreigner with those kind of down payments. and for sure heed @Ned Carey advice top of the market not the bottom look for a solid 5 to 8% return instead of 10 to 15  those are for those that live there and can stay right on top of them. 

Heating A/C systems.Probably above avg returns.

@Aditya Maini If you have to take out a personal loan and the payment on that would zero out your cash flow, then that's a negative return on investment.

. $120k in profit, meaning you recover your equity, repay all the debt and repay whatever the cost of the rehab sounds like a great return.

I'm not sure if I would give up hope until I saw the inspection report and there were no big ticket items that would just kill the return.

Some people will tell you it’s irresponsible and to pay off all of your loans first and some will say they get a higher return on their investments than the interest rates they pay on their loans so the money is better spent investing in real estate.