Filling out most of the return was without problems. The only place I had trouble was with the "Foreign Investments" section describing the need for filing the FBAR form. It was not clear from the return questionnaire nor the IRS nor Treasury forms that a "Foreign Investment" means that the financing of that investment is housed in a building in a foreign country, and not the investment (e.g., a security) itself. I needed a Google search for clarification.
As it turns out, I got to the end of inputting all of my data that took me two days only to find out that I am better off taking the standard deduction.