We are working hard and doing well in the single family flip market but im trying to develp a plan i can put into motion for larger multifamily in the next 6 months while we continue to do flips on single family to build capital.

For now I guess I will just wait to see if they ask to break the lease and then go from there with the motions.  

West Virginia's issues "Tax Publications" which lists what is subject to sales tax, and I don't see one for the type of transaction you're talking about, see: West Virginia Sales tax You go down the list of businesses and transactions involved, including motion picture, pharmacies, travel services, etc.

I’m very new at this, and for motivational reasons I am kind of just going through the motions and learning as I go along.

The motion to vacate will likely be granted and you'll likely lose your deposit, but should get your balance back. 

Trail cams are usually motion activated so they only take pictures/video when something is on the screen.

You betcha - arbitrary enforcement of rules can bring him to court and get a judge to approve motions to compel. 

I find that things start happening/pieces are put into motion when I market a lot.

That's a case involving Ohio law, on a summary judgment motion, focusing on an entirely different issue in the context of a mortgagee, not a purchaser.

I haven’t bought anything using this method yet but everything is in motion.