He started selling off properties and investing in more syndications, then eventually started his own syndications.Why invest in individual homes that require your time and energy, or that causes stress?

I'm not trying to justify those terms so if someone else wants to think up different terms they can do that - I don't have the energy to debate terminology.I agree the cash flow on Class A is way off if someone is buying in this current market.

The value and usability of a well made low cost, very energy efficient home is real. 

My guess is that you'll end up doing a hybrid approach and keeping the parts of these projects that bring you energy while finding other "whos" for the parts of the projects that don't.

My main reason for not wanting to take a smaller % is I want it to be worth my time and energy put into the property.

Perhaps one of these can resolve the issue.https://www.homedepot.com/p/Hampton-Bay-80-CFM-Ceiling-Mount-Room-Side-Installation-Humidity-Sensing-Bathroom-Exhaust-Fan-ENERGY-STAR-BPT13-14HD/308577336

You can focus that time and energy on finding another property and growing your portfolio. 

However I do keep eyeing properties across the border and this has given me a confidence booster.

This will drastically reduce the time and energy you need to invest.

You're asking someone to spend a lot of time and energy to share what they've spent years - maybe decades - learning and developing.