Draw a Class Diagram based off the image. The information below will help out.

$[$User$]$ connects with $[$Property$]$:

This is a one$-$to$-$many relationship.

It is represented with a line marked $1$ at the $[$User$]$ side, connecting to a line marked $0..*$ at the $[$Property$]$ side.

The line looks like this: $[$User$]--1------0..*--[$Property$]$

$[$Property$]$ connects with $[$Listing$]$:

This is a one$-$to$-$many relationship.

It is represented with a line marked $1$ at the $[$Property$]$ side, connecting to a line marked $0..*$ at the $[$Listing$]$ side.

The line looks like this: $[$Property$]--1------0..*--[$Listing$]$

$[$Listing$]$ connects with $[$Transaction$]$:

This is typically a one$-$to$-$one relationship because each listing can result in only one transaction $($though this could vary in practice$).$

It is represented with a line marked $1$ at both the $[$Listing$]$ side and the $[$Transaction$]$ side.

The line looks like this: $[$Listing$]--1------1--[$Transaction$]$

$[$Property$]$ connects with $[$FinanceAssistance$]$:

This is a one$-$to$-$many relationship.

It is represented with a line marked $1$ at the $[$Property$]$ side, connecting to a line marked $0..*$ at the $[$FinanceAssistance$]$ side.

The line looks like this: $[$Property$]--1------0..*--[$FinanceAssistance$]$

In a UML class diagram, these lines would be straight and connect the center of one side of the class box to the center of one side of the other class box. The multiplicity notation $(1,0..*)$ would be placed near the ends of each line next to the boxes they relate to$.$