Buying a building will lead most business people to question a lawyer, and certainly arouse a lawyer's contract-writing instinct. With the property in hand, your lawyer will be happy to draw up a contract guaranteeing your store a daily supply of milk. In accepting the hourly rate, you leave them their self-esteem. You are better off without them. Buy more information and less advice.
Information is relatively cheap.
Advice is even cheaper, but can bleed you later on, because where information enlightens, advice presumes. It presumes that your lawyer knows where you stand and where you are bound. In ten years you may be wondering why you formed a corporation instead of a partnership, and why you have spent thousands of dollars on corporate accounting software. Don't buy information by the truckload. Almost any legal question has been addressed by someone who understands it better than your own lawyer.