NADA, ZERO Josh, the commission works like this... There are several different listing agreements available, and the most common one (at least in my area) is a maximum of 6%. That 6% comes from the SELLER (not you, you're the buyer) and the buyer pays NOTHING to their realtor because the seller's commission pays for both realtors. Now people assume that their realtors get the 6% all the time, so they presume on a $100,000 listing the realtor earned $6,000. WRONG.
The 6% is broken up like this.... If there's two different agents involved (meaning one agent for the buyer, one for the seller) the commission of 6% is split into half, so both sides get 3%. Now that 3% is SPLIT AGAIN in half, between the realtor and their real estate office (unless they are the broker) so technically sometimes the realtors only get about 1.5% of the commission really. Now if the realtor found the buyer for their listing, they get the full 3% because they only have to split up the 6% commission between them and their office.
Now that may sound a little confusing, but that's the most simple commission setup out there. We've got a 2,4,6 setup, a 5% setup, a 5% with advanced fee, B.O.S.S. program (forgot what it stood for lol) and a 2% FSBO (for sale by owner) setup.... But don't ask what these all mean because that's not your current dilemna. lol.