<human>: Location: Florida

I have a friend who is renting a house through a property management company. Said property management company is also a local realtor. Shortly after she moved in, the owner decided to list the house for sale. Since then, the realtor has been showing the house at the very least weekly. Due to the exorbitant asking price and poor condition of the house it has not been sold.

The owner has decided to hire a third party to auction the property. Since then they have been showing the house to potential auction buyers and intend on showing the property to an unknown number of people on the day of the auction.

The RE agent has speculated that due to the reserve, the property will likely not sell at auction, She mentioned holding an open house on a date after the auction.

Additionally the property owner has asked my friend to 'clean up' for the auction. Note that the house has some clutter, but is free of ANY filth.

Her questions are:

Outside of the requirements of the lease, is she required to make the house presentable for show at any given time?

At what point does the showing of the house interfere with her ability to quietly enjoy it?

Can they really hold, without her permission, an open house or allow numerous people to tour the house during an auction or open house? And if so, outside of local code, would there be any issue with her holding a social gathering that would interfere with these events?

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<bot>: Can a landlord perpetually show an occupied house and if so can I invite a bunch of undesirables to hang out on my porch?