An 18-page guide covering the four move-up protocols, the Zero-Day-Gap coordination playbook, the equity-map worksheet, the $2M PTT cliff, the move-up zone scorecard for Coquitlam catchments, transition budgeting, the 90-day countdown, and how lenders underwrite buyers carrying two mortgages briefly.

A move-up is a sale-plus-purchase transaction executed together — typically selling a townhome or starter detached to buy a larger detached in a stronger school catchment. The difficulty is not either transaction individually; it's coordinating the two close dates so the family isn't homeless for three weeks or double-paying bridge interest.

Most agents treat the sale and the purchase as two separate transactions with independent timelines. That's clean for the agent and terrible for the family — the gap between closings becomes the family's coordination problem. Parallel Motion runs both transactions from week one to land close dates 7–14 days apart.

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Start the equity map and pre-approval conversation 6–9 months before your target move-in month. Listing prep runs 60–90 days. Shopping for the next home happens in parallel, starting 3–4 months out. Most families underestimate how early they should begin by about 90 days.

Parallel Motion lands the sale and purchase close dates 7–14 days apart, often with a short negotiated rent-back on the sold home that covers the physical move. Bridge financing becomes unnecessary when the timeline is built intentionally. Most families pay bridge interest not because the deal requires it, but because the schedule was never designed to avoid it.