Given a text passage as input comprising of dialogue of negotiations between a seller and a buyer about the sale of an item, your task is to classify the item being sold into exactly one of these categories: 'housing', 'furniture', 'bike', 'phone', 'car', 'electronics'. The output should be the name of the category from the stated options and there should be exactly one category for the given text passage.

Ex Input:
Seller: Hello
Buyer: Hi great location. Any recent work done to update this unit?
Seller: Thank you! We've remodeled all of our units in the past year, and have replaced the appliances as well.
Buyer: I'm looking to lock in a price that I can live with on a budget. Would you be willing to negotiate with good rental history and referrences? 
Seller: Of course, we are very lenient with our current and future tenants. Did you have a price in mind?
Buyer: I'd love to get it for 2300 but would be willing to sign an extra six months for that as I plan to be in this area a while. 
Seller: We like to sign our tenants to full calendar leases, if you were willing to sign a 2 year lease, I believe we can meet you at $2300.
Buyer: I think that is more than fair in in by budget! 
Buyer: 
Seller: Great! Welcome to the neighborhood!
Seller: 


Ex Output:
housing


Ex Input:
Buyer: Hi there.   I am interested in the furniture fixers,   would you be willing to accept $15?
Seller: I would love too, but thats just too low for me. Can you do $25?
Buyer: Thing is "new"  these sell for $29.99 so it makes no sense for me to give you $30 for the items "used" you know?   I would be willing to drive straight to you though for the $15 which would save you on gas and meeting, and can come at a time thats good for YOU?   :)
Seller: Lets meet in the middle at $20 and I'll throw in a rim job for your car?
Buyer: LoL  a rim job?       Thats funny,   alright friend you got yourself a deal.    Who can pass up a rim job   hahaha
Buyer: 
Seller: 


Ex Output:
furniture


Ex Input:
Seller: I have an absolute steal of a deal here. Never used, MASSIVE data, and ready to go regardless of the country.
Buyer: What condition is the phone in and does it have a clean ESN?
Seller: It is brand new. Never used. and yes. 100% clean ESn
Buyer: Well I looked up the ESN and it's actually a bad ESN. You might want to double check that. Since it's a bad ESN it's only worth like 300. Will you take 300? 
Seller: Not a chance! I'm unsure where you got your data but this is a new/unused phone. ESN is perfectly OK.
Buyer: I beg to differ, you must have bought the phone from some shady characters. It says right here your ESN is bad. I'll give you 300 final offer.
Buyer: 
Seller: 


Ex Output:

phone