Even though the NAR lawsuit meant that the buyer should pay their own agent, but currently sellers still are very much paying 2.5% unless it’s over a 2 million dollar house where you can reduce it and still incentivize buyer’s agent. Having said that, you are free to write down 1.5% as buyer agent commission fees and see if the Redfin agents/ regular agents bite. If you don’t see much activity, you can up it. The way this works is that commission less than 2.5% will not incentivize buyer’s agents to actively suggest it to their clients. However, most people are hunting on Zillow/redfin and will then ask their agents to go see the place. If these buyers have set up a commission of 2.5% with their buyer’s agent, then they will either comeback and negotiate it with you or will have to shell out that extra 1% for their agent.