What causes an enlarged bladder? The bladder is a muscular sac located in the pelvis above the pubis bone. When empty, it resembles the shape of a pear and is not visible from outside the body. However, if it were to become enlarged, it may protrude past its typical resting area, sitting outside its normal position. This can cause problems, as an enlarged bladder can impair the normal functions of other surrounding organs such as the kidneys. Urinary obstruction in itself may be the cause of bladder wall thickening over time. When this occurs, the whole organ becomes larger than normal. Chronic cases trouble urinating, where by the bladder becomes larger due to an abnormally large volume of urine output, can lead to an enlarged bladder.
1 Whether because the buyer requests it or to make the buyer feel secure about the home purchase, many sellers buy a home warranty on the buyer's behalf. 2  This is a service contract that covers repairs to appliances and certain systems within the house for the first year of ownership. 3  It will cost about $500.
They might not have the extra money to pay buyer's closing costs, and without money to close, the transaction might not close at all. How Much Are Closing Costs? As a rule of thumb, closing costs to buy a home run about 2 to 4 percent of the purchase price, with the average around 3% of the sales price. Much depends on the points and origination fees a lender charges to make the loan, which used to be disclosed on the buyer's Good Faith Estimate, but today is now called a loan estimate. The total closing costs to purchase a $300,000 home could cost anywhere from approximately $6,000 to $12,000 or more. Typically, the funds cannot be borrowed because that could raise the buyer's ratios to a point where the buyer may no longer qualify for a loan.