January 1, 2009 - The year starts with four new accounts as Community Partners continues to grow. A new position is added to the accounting department. Goals for the year include improving usefulness of the web page, review of collections procedures, further refinement of "Best Practices", and upgrading office to complete digital document storage and retrieval. Community Partners must again adjust its banking relationship in response to cost pressures created by economic conditions. The company also improves the transparency of accounting operations and resolves to start processing homeowner payments via "lockbox" in 2010.

January 1, 2008 - The company continues to invest in further community management software upgrades to improve digital processing of documents. Wendy H. Lash is appointed company Vice - President in recognition of her key role in migrating all company financial management systems to the new Jenark system. Web and Email systems are moved to prepare for expanded capabilities later in the year. The company partners with BB and T bank and obtains additional benefits for association management clients

January 1, 2007 - Community Partners of Virginia, Inc. invests over $30,000.00 in new proprietary homeowner association management and accounting software to upgrade financial reporting to clients and achieve greater efficiency in maintenance and violations process. Several staff are promoted within the company.

January 1, 2006 - Community Partners grows dramatically and takes over additional office space doubling the overall size of the office. The company obtains the AAMC designation from CAI. The company hires Wendy Lash to manage the accounting department and staff its seventh position. Several new communities are brought under management. The company also incorporates July 1, 2006 as Community Partners of Virginia, Inc. to obtain more favorable tax treatment.

January 1, 2005 -. Another five communities come under management for a total of 20 communities. A sixth position is created so there are now two managers. The company surveys local banks and enters into an arrangement with Suntrust Bank which allows fees to be discounted for clients of Community Partners.

January 1, 2004 - Community Partners LLC moves to 9327 Midlothian Turnpike and occupies a four room office space. Several new communities come under management in 2004. Two additional positions are staffed, an accounts receivable clerk and a second administrative assistant.

January 1, 2003 - Community Partners LLC opens for business with ten communities and is headquartered in a detached garage in Bon Air. The company has three employees by the end of 2003, One manager, one accounting clerk, and an administrative assistant.