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A resident living under a Homeowners Association (HOA) has expressed frustration on social media over the high cost of duplicating a “do not duplicate” key. The individual, who resides in an HOA-managed property, revealed that the association had recently changed the locks and is now charging $60 for a spare key. The resident deemed this charge as exorbitant and is seeking alternative ways to duplicate the key. The resident’s attempts to duplicate the key at Home Depot and Bliffert were unsuccessful due to the key’s “do not duplicate” restriction…