Rent system

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This diagram models an economic system focused on property acquisition and the management of resources tied to banking and rent, capturing a simplified real estate market or property investment game scenario. In this system, two primary sources generate resources: "bank" and "rent". The resources from the "bank" flow directly into a central pool which dynamically interacts with various nodes representing economic activities such as expenditures and property purchases. The "rent" source, activated passively, injects resources into the system, simulating periodic income from property rentals.

The central pool of resources feeds into a converter that simulates the purchase of properties, and a drain that represents other outflows of capital, possibly maintenance or tax expenses. The properties themselves are modeled as another pool, which grows as resources are successfully converted into property purchases. Interactions between nodes are governed by resource and state connections, including random dice-based flows and conditions based on resource availability, reflecting the unpredictability and strategic decision-making aspects of property investment. Automatic gates and state connections further modulate the flow, introducing elements of chance and strategic decision making into how resources are distributed and utilized within the system, such as reinvestments into properties or adjustments based on the properties' performance.