How we collect, use, store and share your personal information, and what you can do about it.
We collect personal information so we can act as your buyer’s agent, and so we can check your identity as the law now requires us to. We only collect what we need to do those things. We do not keep copies of your driver’s licence or passport. You can ask to see what we hold, ask us to correct it, and complain if you are not happy with how we have handled it.
Tailored Property Group Australia is the trading name of Kowalczyk Enterprise Pty Ltd, ACN 654 822 894, as trustee for the Kowalczyk Trading Trust. Our ABN is 91 763 031 040. We hold NSW real estate licence 10122705.
In this policy, “we”, “us” and “our” mean Tailored Property Group Australia. “You” means the person whose information we hold.
We are a licensed buyer’s agency. We help people find, research and buy established residential investment property across Australia.
This policy covers every piece of personal information we handle. That includes information about clients, people who enquire with us, people who visit our website, and people we deal with during a purchase.
We follow the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Australian Privacy Principles.
From 01/07/2026, buyer’s agents are covered by the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Act 2006 (Cth). That law brings our identity checking work under the Privacy Act. We have chosen to apply the same standard to everything else we do as well. That way you do not have to work out which rule applies to which piece of your information. The answer is that the same rules apply to all of it.
We only collect what we reasonably need. The list below covers what we usually collect. We may not need all of it from every person.
Some kinds of information get extra protection under the law. These include information about your racial or ethnic origin, your political opinions or associations, your religious beliefs, your membership of a trade union, your sexual orientation, your criminal record, your health, and biometric information such as a face scan.
We only collect sensitive information where the law requires or allows it, or where you have agreed to it.
If we use PEXA Clear, it will ask you for a photo of your face and match it against your identity document. That photo is biometric information, which the law treats as sensitive. PEXA Clear asks you for it directly and explains what it does with it.
You do not have to agree to it. If you would rather not, tell us and we will check your identity another way.
That does not stop us acting for you.
We use your personal information for the reasons below, and for reasons closely connected to them.
These laws are new for buyer’s agents. Here is what they mean for you in plain terms.
Before we can start work for you, we have to confirm who you are. This is called customer due diligence. Where a company, trust or self managed super fund is buying, we also have to confirm who owns or controls it. We may need to understand where your money is coming from.
We use one of two services to do this, depending on how you are buying:
The checks behind it are run by FrankieOne. It can use face matching.
You can decline that and we will check another way.
Owned by InfoTrack. Often used where your lawyer or conveyancer has already checked your identity.
Using an outside service does not shift the responsibility. It stays with us.
If you do not give us the information the law requires, we cannot act for you. If we have already started, we have to stop. This is not our choice. It is what the law says.
In some situations the law requires us to report a matter to AUSTRAC, the government agency that oversees these laws. The law also stops us telling you when we have done so. If that ever applies, we cannot explain why we are not answering a question.
We never keep a copy of your identity documents. The identity service checks them, not us. We keep only the details the law requires us to keep, and the result of the check.
| Who | What they receive | Why |
|---|---|---|
| PEXA Clear, and FrankieOne behind it | Your identity details, and a photo of your face if you have agreed to face matching | To confirm who you are, as the money laundering laws require |
| Securexchange, and InfoTrack behind it | Your identity details, and the result of a check your lawyer or conveyancer has already done | The same purpose, without asking you for the same documents twice |
| Your conveyancer or property lawyer | Your name, contact details and purchase details | To prepare and settle the purchase. You choose who acts for you |
| The selling agent for the property you buy | Your name, contact details and offer details | To make and negotiate an offer. This changes with every purchase |
| Your mortgage broker or lender | Your contact and purchase details | Only where you ask us to deal with them. You choose who they are |
| Building and pest inspectors | Your contact details and the property address | To book inspections and receive the reports. These change with the location |
| Compliance contractors | Your contact details and the property address | Gas, electrical and smoke alarm checks, where the law in that state requires them before a property is rented |
| Tradespeople | The property address, and your contact details only if you ask us to engage them | To quote on or carry out work. We do not pass on your details unless you want to use that trade |
| Valuers | The property details | Valuations are usually arranged by your broker or lender, not by us |
| Your property manager after settlement | Your contact details and the property address | To set the property up for rent. You choose who manages it |
| Our client management system provider | The client records we hold about you | This is the system our client records live in |
| Annature | Your name, email address, and the documents you are asked to sign | Our backup electronic signing service, used when our main system is unavailable |
| WhatsApp (Meta Platforms, Inc.) | The content of messages exchanged with you through WhatsApp | WhatsApp is one of our standard client communication channels. Meta processes message content on its own overseas infrastructure |
| Our team members in the Philippines | Client records and correspondence | They help with administration, research and client support |
| The providers of the AI tools we use | Only what is needed for the task in hand | Research, preparing reports and administration. See Section 8 |
| AUSTRAC, courts, police and regulators | Whatever the law requires | Where an Australian law requires or allows us to give it to them |
| Our accountant, insurer and professional advisers | Only what they need | To run our business and handle claims or disputes |
| Anyone you ask us to share with | Whatever you ask us to share | On your instruction, for example your accountant or your partner |
Our client management system stores information in Australia, in Australian data centres. Some of our team members are based in the Philippines. They help us with administration, research and client support, and they can see our client records, even though those records themselves are held here in Australia.
Some of the software we use, including the AI tools described in Section 8, also stores and processes information on servers in the United States.
WhatsApp is one of the standard channels we use to communicate with clients, alongside phone, email and text message. Message content exchanged this way is processed on servers operated by Meta Platforms, Inc., which are located overseas.
Before we send personal information overseas, we take reasonable steps to make sure it is handled to the same standard the Australian Privacy Principles require. We stay responsible for what happens to it.
We use artificial intelligence tools to help us research suburbs and properties, prepare reports, and handle administration. The tools we use include AI systems from Anthropic and OpenAI, and AI features built into our client management system.
Your personal information may be processed by these tools where that is needed to do the work you have engaged us for.
A person at Tailored Property Group Australia is responsible for everything you receive from us. Nothing reaches you that a person has not read and approved. We do not let a tool make a final decision about you on its own.
You can always speak to a person. Our founders and our team are reachable by phone, email, text message and WhatsApp.
Our service agreement says the same thing.
We may send you information about our services by email, text message or phone.
Every marketing email we send has an unsubscribe link. You can also email us at any time and ask us to stop. We will action it. Some messages are not marketing and cannot be switched off, such as messages about your agreement, your fees or your purchase.
We do not use sensitive information for marketing.
We take reasonable steps to protect your information from loss, misuse and unauthorised access. That includes the measures below.
No system is completely secure. We cannot guarantee the security of information sent to us over the internet.
Records we hold because of the money laundering laws are kept for seven years after our relationship with you ends. That is the period the law sets.
Other records are kept while we still need them, or while another law requires us to hold them.
Once we no longer need information and no law requires us to keep it, we destroy it or remove anything that identifies you.
You can ask us for a copy of the personal information we hold about you. Write to our Privacy Officer using the details in Section 15. We will confirm who you are before we release anything.
We aim to respond within 30 days.
There are a small number of situations where the law does not allow us to give you access. The money laundering laws are one of them. If we refuse, we will tell you in writing and explain why, unless the law stops us from explaining.
If anything we hold is wrong, out of date or incomplete, tell us and we will correct it. There is no charge for this.
Tell us first. Contact our Privacy Officer using the details in Section 15. Set out what happened and what you would like us to do.
We will acknowledge your complaint and aim to give you an answer within 30 days.
If you are not satisfied with our answer, you can take it to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner. Their phone number is 1300 363 992 and their website is www.oaic.gov.au.
If your information is lost, or accessed or released without permission, and we think that is likely to cause you serious harm, we will tell you and we will tell the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner.
In a small number of cases the money laundering laws stop us telling you. Where that happens we still tell
the Commissioner.
Privacy questions, access requests and complaints go to our Privacy Officer.
We review this policy at least once a year, and whenever the way we handle information changes.
The current version is always the one published on our website. The version number and date appear at the
top of this page and in the line below.
Tailored Property Group Australia · Kowalczyk Enterprise Pty Ltd ACN 654 822 894 as trustee for the Kowalczyk Trading Trust · ABN 91 763
031 040 · NSW licence 10122705 · Privacy Policy version 2, prepared 18/09/2026.
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Tailored Property Group Australia
The Trustee for Kowalczyk Trading Trust | ABN 91 763 031 040