Normally, this would be doable and we'd be able to help. However, since you are not a U.S. citizen or resident alien for tax purposes, that complicates matters beyond the scope of this form. Besides, as a non-resident in 2020 for tax purposes, you can't use TurboTax anyway. That's because you'll have to file a 1040-NR non-resident tax return for 2020. TurboTax does not include or support that form at all. Therefore you need to seek legal advice *and* tax help/advice from a professional well versed in international tax treaties, and if possible one that is more familiar with the tax treaty between the U.S. and whatever country you are currently a resident of "for tax purposes" and the country where the property is located, if different.
This "will" be complicated. So you're doing the right thing by starting the learning process now, instead of waiting until the last minute at tax filing time. So get on it and start searching for a real tax pro that can help you. Don't settle on the first one you find either. You have time. So shop around.
