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.
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Question: Seller: Hi
Buyer: I like the Dodge. What are you asking?
Seller: 10,900 still runs really well
Buyer: For a salvage title? With 87,000 miles? What happened to it? Was it in an accident?
Seller: No accident just has the roof dent but everything else is fine and in good condition
Buyer: Okay. How about 7,500?
Seller: The value of the car is worth 12,000 and im selling only for 10,900
Buyer: With a clean title maybe, but can't go that high for a salvage title even if running well. I can go as high as 8,500. Final offer
Seller: How about 10,000 and i will fix the dent for you 
Buyer: If you fix the dent, we can do 9,500. Sound good?
Seller: Ok that will work
Buyer: Great
Buyer: 
Seller: 


Answer: car


Question: Seller: Hi, are you interested in obtaing info or seeing the home?
Buyer: Yes I am, it looks like a great house!
Seller: It is!  It has been totally updated with lots of upgrades.  It is in an excellent location only minutes away from several schools.  It includes all appliances except the fridge.  
Buyer: I have pets, but I don't really want to pay extra. Is this feasible?
Seller: What kind of pets do you have?
Buyer: 2 cats,but they are litter box trained and they spend a lot of time outdoors. 
Seller: Have they been declawed by chance?
Buyer: Yes they have!
Seller: Ok, great.  I think I could work with you on waiving the pet deposit, as long as I could check your current or past landlords references pertaining to the pets, that no damage was caused by them. 
Buyer: Thank you. That sounds fine to me. If I were to go ahead and sign a 2 year lease instead of just 1 would you be able to drop the price down to $3000?
Seller: Would you be able to pay the deposit in full ?
Buyer: I would indeed!
Seller: Ok, Great!  So, just to reiterate, you would sign a 2 year lease agreement at $3,000 per month and pay a $3,000 security deposit.  The pet deposit will be waived upon satisfactory reference check with current and previous landlords.
Buyer: Sounds perfect!
Buyer: 
Seller: Great!  When would you like to see the home and finalize the paperwork?
Buyer: As soon as possible please.
Seller: I can meet you this afternoon around 4 pm.  Would that be convenient for you?  If so, please bring the reference info with you, along with all of the other paperwork required as stated in the ad.  If the home is agreeable, I will check references and we can proceed at the agreed upon rate!
Buyer: Yes I will be there. Thank you for your time.
Seller: Thank You.
Seller: 


Answer: housing


Question: Seller: Hi, how can I help you find a new home today?
Buyer: What a cute bungalow. I see the amount is $2395, is ther any room for negotiation?
Seller: There could be some room, especially if you are willing to sign a longer lease. I know you will like it well enough to want to stay for at least 18 months, right?
Buyer: I am interested in staying for 3 years total lease. I would like to get it for $1676 if  I could .I can go higher with anything extra you may offer.
Seller: Well, with a three year lease I could go $1950, plus throw in complete lawn care and landscaping. You wouldn't have to do a thing.
Buyer: 
Buyer: I think that is fair. 
Seller: 


Answer:
housing