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Vendors

To Us, You’re Not A Vendor. You’re A Partner.

Interested in a win-win, long-term relationship?  We couldn’t update and maintain thousands of homes in more than 16 markets across the U.S. Great partners are hard to find. We’re glad you found us!

Why partner with CooperZadeh?
Local Work

Our volume and density means you can do a lot of work in a limited geographic area.

Stability

As the nation’s leading home-leasing company, we offer a predictable work flow.

Reduced Overhead

Spend less time bidding and more time earning thanks to our fair, fixed pricing

Hassle-Free Payment

Because you deserve to be paid quickly, we offer a streamlined payment process.

Become a vendor

Vendor frequently asked questions

Interested in partnering with CooperZadeh?

We’re always looking for reliable trade partners who take pride in doing quality work and communicating clearly. To get started, click Become a vendor and submit your company details, service areas, and trade specialties. Our team will review your application and reach out with next steps for onboarding.

What do we expect?

We expect professional, on-time work with consistent communication from start to finish. That includes accurate scope confirmation, clean and safe job sites, photo documentation when requested, and timely updates if anything changes. We value partners who show up prepared, respect residents’ homes, and stand behind their workmanship.

What is in our Vendor Code of Conduct?

Our Vendor Code of Conduct outlines the standards that protect residents, properties, and our working relationship. It covers professionalism, respectful behavior on-site, fair and ethical business practices, compliance with local laws and safety requirements, and expectations around confidentiality and resident privacy. It also includes guidelines around workmanship quality, communication, and resolving issues quickly.

Are there other requirements to become a vendor partner?

Yes—vendors typically need to provide standard business documentation as part of onboarding. This may include proof of licensing (where applicable), insurance/COI, a W-9, and confirmation of service coverage areas and capabilities. Depending on the trade and location, we may also require background checks, references, and agreement to use our work order/invoicing process.

I am a vendor. What is the status of my payment?

Payments are processed after the work is completed, the invoice is submitted correctly, and any required documentation (like photos, completion notes, or approvals) is received. If you’re waiting on payment, first confirm the invoice status in the vendor portal (or your submission method) and verify that all required fields and attachments were included. If anything is missing or needs clarification, our team will reach out—otherwise, you can contact vendor support with your invoice number, property/site details, and date submitted for a quick status update.