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Thermalito Property Management

Thermalito is an unincorporated community next to Oroville, near the Thermalito Forebay. Its rentals are mostly single-family homes, some on larger lots.

About Thermalito

Thermalito is an unincorporated community next to Oroville, with its own water and sewer district. The Thermalito Forebay, part of Lake Oroville State Recreation Area, has a swimming beach, a fishing pier and boating.

Downtown Oroville and its largest employers are a few minutes away.

Residents (2020)
7,198
Homes (2020)
2,573
Median Household Income (2020-24)
$54,865
Median Home Value (2020-24)
$254,900
Median Gross Rent (2020-24)
$1,178
Renter-Occupied Homes (2020-24)
31%

Income, value and rent figures are U.S. Census Bureau estimates averaged over 2020-2024. Gross rent includes utilities and covers all rentals, so it is not a guide to today’s rent for a particular home.

Largest Employers In Nearby Oroville

  • County Of Butte2,250 Employees
  • Oroville Medical Complex1,845 Employees
  • Pacific Coast Producers850 Employees
  • Gold Country Casino Resort422 Employees
  • Walmart Superstore324 Employees

The Thermalito Rental Market

Downtown Oroville and Highway 70 are minutes away. Rents for 3-bedroom homes in Thermalito vary with size, age and neighborhood. Our free rental analysis compares your home with nearby rentals to recommend a realistic rent.

ZIP code: 95965 · School districts: Thermalito Union Elementary and Oroville Union High.

Neighborhoods We Serve

Central Thermalito

Established single-family neighborhoods close to schools and shops.

Toward Oroville

Homes a few minutes from downtown Oroville and Highway 70.

Near The Forebay

Homes close to the Thermalito Forebay and its open space.

Larger-Lot Properties

Homes on bigger parcels, some with wells and septic.

What Local Landlords Should Know

State law covers most rentals here: AB 1482 rent caps and just-cause eviction for eligible properties, security deposit limits and California fair housing rules.

Parts of Butte County near the Feather River and other waterways sit in FEMA flood zones. When an owner knows a rental is in a special flood hazard area or an area of potential flooding, such as a mapped dam-inundation area, California generally requires the lease to say so in writing (Government Code 8589.45). We include that disclosure when it applies, and we recommend owners review their flood insurance.

Rural homes often run on private wells, septic systems and propane. We schedule service, spell out who handles what in the lease, and document the property's condition at every move-in and move-out.

Why Owners Choose Us

  • Published Fees, The Same On Every Page And In Your Agreement
  • A 30-Day Leasing Guarantee And Cancel-Anytime Terms
  • No Vacancy Fees And No Markup On Repairs
  • A Reply To Every Call And Email Within One Business Day

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does property management cost in Thermalito?

Our monthly fee starts at 6% of collected rent, and our leasing fee is 50% of one month's rent. There are no setup, vacancy or repair-markup fees. See full pricing.

Do you manage homes with wells, septic and acreage?

Yes. We schedule well and septic service, coordinate propane and seasonal upkeep, and spell out yard and acreage responsibilities in the lease.

Can you take over a home that already has a tenant?

Yes. We transfer the lease, deposit and records and introduce ourselves to your tenant.

Serving Yuba-Sutter, Butte & Placer County

One local team serving Yuba, Sutter, Butte and Placer counties. Choose your community for local rents, neighborhoods and rules.

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