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In this brief instructional segment, the speaker advises real‑estate agents to be transparent with prospective buyers by stating upfront that they will not take a commission on the purchase. The rationale is that if an agent indicates they will collect a commission, buyers are likely to prioritize other agents who might secure both sides of the deal, leaving the commission‑charging agent at the bottom of the list and possibly never contacted. By waiving the commission, agents position themselves as more attractive options, increasing the likelihood of being called back and considered early in the buyer’s search.

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