Note I am not a lawyer or am I giving legal advice especially surrounding source of income.

I'm now to this game, how do you get around this data source problem?

I sold some stock to come up with the down payment for my primary home and my mortgage broker needed a paper trail to ensure I did not get money given to me and it was from my own sources.

Like I said, doesn't answer your question (most pros do not consider home depot a viable source of income and therefore have little experience with their exclusive lines like allure) I hope it opens your mind to thinking outside of the big box for a potentially better product at a similar price.

The first "stats" you list have no source and look suspect, and the others are opinions and speculations.

I do not expect this to be my main source of income, but as a way of building my wealth.

BP has been an awesome learning source for me. 

@Mylene Bel, The IRS publications state if you are a non-resident alien and have any US source income you are normally required to file a 1040NR, now there are some trade agreements with certain counties and other variables, but this is why I suggest a Tax expert who specializes in this type work. 

You can get questions answered by the source for free:https://portal.hud.gov/hudportal/HUD?

But it appears you have no money since you say you "have 35k to invest" but the funds you list are all from borrowed sources that would not be in an accepted list unless your family can gift you the funds.