Abstract: A method of using native events to control incentives includes creating, by a processing circuit, a master account and a subordinate account linked to the master account; receiving, by the processing circuit and from the master account, a first task and an associated incentive for the first task; detecting, by the processing circuit, a native event regarding the first task by receiving geolocation data of a user device associated with the subordinate account; determining, by the processing circuit, a completion of the first task by comparing the geolocation data to a location associated with the first task to detect the native event; and implementing, by the processing circuit, an action corresponding to the associated incentive based on detecting the completion of the first task.

Abstract: An example electronic computing device can include: a processor; and a system memory, the system memory including instructions which, when executed by the processor, cause the electronic computing device to: receive historical rental information for a rental property offered for rent by a rental service; analyze the historical rental information to generate a mortgage offer for a mortgage on the rental property; and upon acceptance of the mortgage offer, accept payment from the rental service to repay the mortgage on the rental property.

Abstract: A method, apparatus, and system of using native and non-native events to control incentives in a computing environment is provided. A method includes: creating, by a processing circuit, a master account; creating, by the processing circuit, a subordinate account linked to the master account; receiving, by the processing circuit and from the master account, a first task and an associated incentive for the first task; detecting, by the processing circuit, a native or non-native event regarding the first task; and, implementing, by the processing circuit, an action corresponding to the associated incentive based on detecting the native or non-event regarding the first task. Detecting the native event includes receiving a message directly from a device linked to the processing circuit. Detecting a non-native event includes receiving an indication from a user device associated with the subordinate account.