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.
Seller Costs. One of the larger costs at settlement paid by the seller is the commission for the REALTORSÂ® involved in the transaction. Commissions are negotiable and vary somewhat by market, but a typical commission is 6 percent of the sales price of the home split between the listing agent and the buyersâ agent. For a home that sells for $350,000, the commission would come to $21,000. Other fees paid for by the seller may include: 1  Loan payoff costs. 2  Your loan payoff will often be a little higher than the remaining balance on your loan because of prorated interest.