You’ll need to borrow money from a lender to acquire the property (it’s not all investor money).  

I'm sorry that it sounds like you're going to loose a significant amount of money but what were you expecting?   

Your residence in a liability, because it's costing you money and not making you any money?

My local lender I use in Memphis is very familiar with lending to foreigners with hard money!

If this property can cash flow and pull the money you invested out (or at least the large majority of it) I would lean in that direction. 

Then MAYBE you'll make some money, but probably not until year two, at least.

If they give you approval that interest must be returned to the tenant as you are just holding "their" money.

I am eager to provide you with a comprehensive overview of the process involved in obtaining a Hard Money Loan (HML).

And then she had money to send. 

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