Just keep in mind that overall this is pure speculation. For all we know you may have invested in an REIT (Real Estate Investment Trust) and depending on how it's set up, you could be receiving a 1099-DIV, 1041-K1, or any number of other possibilities. You really need to ask the administrator of whatever you invested in, to get a definitive answer.
But overall it really doesn't matter since TurboTax can handle whatever it is you may get. Additionally, if there is no payout to you in 2019 then it's perfectly possible you won't get anything at all and not have to report anything on this either. It's somewhat common (well, not that common but not infrequent enough to call it rare) that if an investment does not produce income in a tax year, then no tax reporting document is issued and reporting is not required.
