In essence you are saying they are trained "not" to give me accurate advise that would aid in my purchasing decision, which explains why I had such a hard time finding a realtor of any value.I do not think you are appropriately applying how the fair housing law applies as it relates to a realtors role with their clients.  

In that situation would need all the land.Pharmacies pay the most for corners but minimum is about 1.5 acres and usually the size is about 2 acres with a 10,000 to 12,000 sq ft building.One solution might be for the purchaser to move her off of the land and get her a small house close by that she would own outright.You could also maybe do mixed use and have the pharmacy below but have her unit upstairs with an elevator or a chainey chair for the stairs in back.If the house is sitting upfront maybe the house could be moved to the back of the lot with  a separate road made and a buffer from the business upfront.Rite Aid, Walgreens, and CVS will only put stores within a certain radius of their other locations.

    I will not rent to lawyers or legal aide workers.

I come from a healthcare background, and started dipping my toe into real estate last year.  

I want to make my business as intuitive and automated as possible so one day when retirement is around the corner, I know my family will be taken care of and my contributions will aid in providing financial education to my future generations.Please visit my profile for a little more about me and future RE goals.

With the aid that you can get here, you can become a successful real estate investor.  

Anyone would want to aid their son or daughter, sure.  

I would also suggest that you start build your good credit as this will also aid in your budding real estate career.  

@Joel Owensyou may be too young, but it's spelled Kool-Aid ;P

I want my income to appear as low as possible so I can avail myself of no federal income tax and free healthcare from Uncle Obama.