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     For more details about any of the homes featured in the slide show click on Featured Properties at the left of this page. If you do not find what you are looking for or you have a specific type of home in mind please use the Free MLS Search also at the left side of this page. For more detail on any of these properties contact me at john@maranahomes.net or toll free at 1-888-419-8090.

     If you are moving to Marana and would like a Relocation Packet mailed to you please fill out the information on the Custom Relocation Package form at the left side of this page.

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