About Us
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KJ LandholdingsWe are a family-owned business ran by Kevin James and Karl James focused primarily on vacant land. Since 2014 we have been buying and selling many different types of land including tax-delinquent property, inherited property, in-fill lots and land owners simply no longer want. We buy property as an investment. In some instances, we may choose to “improve” the property by clearing brush, mowing, repairing or adding fences, adding drives or culverts, providing utilities to the site (septic, water, electricity). After which, we may hold the property for appreciation or choose to sell the property to provide ongoing cash flow to our business. |
About KevinKevin and his wife live and work in Waco, Texas. He has also lived in Louisiana, Oklahoma and Alaska. He initially studied engineering at Baylor University. After developing an interest in finance and business (particularly the land niche of real estate and small business), he obtained an accounting degree from Tarleton State University. His hobbies include cars, motorcycles, gun collecting, snowboarding. Kevin enjoys working with people and helps manage our acquisition and sales activity. |
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About KarlKarl lives in, and works from, Midlothian, TX. He’s been in the land business since 2013. He, and his wife of 39+ years, have lived in Oklahoma, Texas, Louisiana and Alaska during Karl’s four-decade finance and accounting career in the energy industry. They have three children. Kevin is their oldest. Their middle child, Meagan, passed away shortly after birth from complications associated with Trisomy 18. Clara, their 3rd child, and her husband live in the Bryan/College Station area. She is an elementary teacher with an undergraduate and Masters degree in early childhood education from Dallas Baptist University. Karl has undergraduate degrees in mathematics and accounting from Southeastern Oklahoma State University and an MBA from Houston Baptist University. In addition to assisting Kevin and others in the land business, Karl enjoys volunteering with his church and in his community. |
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