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I just completed Maxx Air fan install in our 26XD Redhawk. I think it is the same floor plan as your Greyhawk. I couldn't find an unswitched 12V power source anywhere close to the bedroom vent. I ended up pulling power from the trunk/compartment light under the bedroom slide. I pulled the wires in and forward through the existing chase to the closet, then up to the ceiling. Then using beige Wire Mold from Home Depot, ran the wires along the ceiling, next to the wall to a 90 degree turn straight over to the vent. Spent some time blending the wire mold with the fan bezel trim.
Kind of time consuming, but actually ended up looking very good. It passed my DW's critical 'must be pretty regardless of functionality' test with flying colors.
A note, if you use the wire mold product, prepare the surface with 3M adhesion promoter before installation.
Good luck with your project.
Forgot to mention, this put my fan on the circuit that powers both the trunk light and the awning, DC fuse #9 in my case. 15 amp circuit, so no worries about overload.
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Mike & Diane
2019 Redhawk 26XD (SOLD)
2019 Equinox LT 2.0T
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