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New to wholesaling, two months in- where to go from here

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By Chris Wilkinson
| BiggerPockets Verified
Hey everyone thanks for reading. I started my wholesaling journey about two months ago. Within the first few weeks I had my first deal through an agent and that closed on July 1st, since then, I’ve been trying to improve my understanding of the business and flesh out my process, but lately I’ve been spinning my tires a little bit.
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Changes to the Police Conduct, Vetting and Complaints Regulations

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By William Weightman, Chris Wilkinson, Mark Knowles
Skip to content Published on: 25 Jun 2026 Reading time: 5 minutes read The government has introduced another set of regulations to clarify, update and amend the police standards regime. These regulations are complex and wide-ranging and, due to come into force on 13 July 2026 and are subject to transitional provisions. In summary, both the conduct and vetting regimes have been amended along with the criteria needed to be appointed as an officer.
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How effective are video animations for reducing anxiety and informing patients with CAD? A systematic review

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By Peter Knapp, Chris Wilkinson, Presha Sridhar
| The British Journal of Cardiology Verified
Anxiety is common in people with coronary artery disease (CAD), particularly in association with invasive procedures and investigations. Effective provision of information for patients is crucial, but traditional methods may fail to adequately inform or engage some patients. We aimed to synthesise clinical trials evaluating the effectiveness of video animations provided to patients with CAD.
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