TASK DEFINITION: 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.
PROBLEM: Buyer: Hello! I am interested in having my phone unlocked
Seller: You've come to the right place we do unlocking and flashing for $50
Buyer: I was wondering if you had any discounts or promotions? I am a little tight on money at the moment but really need to have my phone unlocked. 
Seller: Depending on what kind of phone do you have we might be able to do it for less. What kind of phone do you have?
Buyer: I have an Iphone SE 
Seller: Okay that phone we can unlock for $45 does that work for you?
Buyer: That  sounds a little bit better. Does this come with a warranty? What if it doesn't work or breaks my phone?
Seller: Yes it is guaranteed to work and we verify that before completing the transaction or your money back.
Seller: 
Buyer: 


SOLUTION: phone

PROBLEM: Seller: a good reliable phone with wall charger apple band asking 320
Buyer: I was hoping to pay less than that, since it is a used phone, would you consider lowering the price at all?
Seller: yes i would a couple of dollars 
Buyer: Well since it is a used phone and the photo only shows the back and I have no idea what condition it is in overall, maybe the screen is cracked? I was hoping to get it for about $220. I could pick it up tonight and pay cash.
Seller: to assure you its not cracked and its a silver iphone 6 in not just good standards but outstanding condition 300
Buyer: It is really hard without being able to see the front of the phone though. Does it come with a case?
Seller: it can come witha case with dolble binding 300 open and close case
Buyer: Alright with a case and charger I can do $300
Seller: that great deal
Seller: 
Buyer: 


SOLUTION: phone

PROBLEM: Buyer: Hello
Seller: Hello! So you're looking for an apartment?
Buyer: No the house 
Seller: I'm sorry, that's what I meant. I have a great single family house for rent that I think would be perfect for you.
Buyer: But you don't know me
Seller: This house is perfect for everyone.
Buyer: You mean anyone. Anyways, don't worry I'm interested.
Seller: What price were you looking to pay?
Buyer: Free, I'm only kidding honey. Listen, I'm wondering if this community is diverse. I'm a single gay father, and I just divorced my wife. Are you still sure this place is perfect for anyone?
Seller: Yes sir, this is a nice house for rent in a quiet and safe neighborhood. There are two large master bedrooms and two other single bedrooms with a total of three bathrooms. The house is great for a small family.
Buyer: Right, but I'm not really in a family anymore. I will have my daughter occasionally, is it near schools?
Seller: It's easily walkable to schools.
Buyer: Oh that's nice. I work from home, I'm making a new business so I was thinking it could double as a place to work out of. I don't think with the divorce I will be able to pay what you want.
Seller: The house is listed at $3500 per month, but there's a special going on right now for $2900 per month. I take it that's a bit out of your price range?
Buyer: Honey, everything is out of my price range. My wife is Christian. My daughter is 14 and not into having a gay father. Anyways, this house has what I need to be a responsible father in contemporary society. Maybe we could do a 6 month lease at one price and then negotiate further. I have immaculate credit.
Seller: Sounds great. Make an offer.
Buyer: Right now, I now I could give you 2000 per month easy...
Seller: That works well.
Seller: 
Buyer: Great!
Buyer: 


SOLUTION:
housing

