Any suggestions on how to raise the capital in time to strike.

I am hoping to find distressed sellers or sellers that are looking to move or get rid of their properties.My goal is to strike some seller financed deals, as I do not have much capital to work with unfortunately.

Well, you have quite a few strikes working against you as far as getting this deal financed with hard money.Let's say you brought this to me and wanted to see if I could get you some pricing and see if I could get a pre-approval.Questions I'd have for you as a lender:1) This is a big deal, you're talking about putting up 20% of 600k let's say. 

In making the repairs called for in this paragraph, Landlord shall not be liable for any delays resulting from strikes, governmental restrictions, inability to obtain necessary materials or labor or other matters which are beyond the reasonable control of Landlord.

One question I had is what is the best strike price you should look to offer a seller when purchasing a Multifamily property?

I'm ok with that for now.I've been working to have my credit and debt in perfect position to strike...this would kill me if I want to refi my current house hack and then shop for my next...  

But what I have learned that regardless of what "gurus" book you read if it strikes a cord with you then you must act on it.

Given how bad our wildfire season can be in NorCal there are often folks clamoring for a place to stay after disaster strikes.

That's what you can do with effective copywriting: find someone with a sore elbow and strike it with a hammer with the objective of getting their attention.

Strike while the iron is hot.