I have a project which involves identifying a challenge faced by users regarding complaints about a platform from one of the government entities and depicting it in a use case to describe the current system, then drawing a use case for the new system after the solution.

Basically I want two use case, one with the current system and the other with the new system.

Steps to enter the system, as a Lessor or Lessee:$1.$ Log in

$2.$ Choose "Rental Events"

$3.$ Register a "New Rental Event

$4.$ Enter the Applicant's status $($Lessor or Lesse$)$

$5.$ Specify the Applicant's category $($Individual or Entity$)$

$6.$ Add the Applicant's information

$7.$ Specify the contract type $($Residential$,$ Commercial, Agricultural, Industrial$)$

$8.$ Define the annual rental value

$9.$ Determine the contract start and end dates

$10.$ Attach the property ownership document $($Electronic property deed or paper property deed or arbitration award or property registration document$)$

$11.$ Enter the brokerage office information, if available

$12.$ Attach the paper contract and ownership document

$13.$ Approve the existing agreement

The issue lies within the government rental platform when someone invests in a long$-$term lease contract by subleasing it for shorter periods $($typically annually$),$ known as under$-$the$-$table renting. At step $10,$ the investor does not possess the property deed for the property being invested in$,$ thus they cannot create a contract between them and the third$-$party lessee. Therefore, the current contracts involve only two parties.

One of the proposed solutions is to add a new applicant status in step $4,$ which is "Investor Lessee $($Under$-$the$-$Table$)",$ allowing the contract to involve three parties:

$1.$ The actual property owner with the deed.

$2.$ The investing lessee.

$3.$ The final lessee.

This way, instead of having contracts with only

two parties, there will be three parties involve.

Please draw it so i can picture the use case