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An office that is a home

Delaware-based adviser Frank Levy bought a 100-year-old house and spent six months renovating it into his firm's offices.

Many of his clients are scientists and engineers, but Frank Levy has come to find that even nuts-and-bolts types appreciate a softer approach to financial planning.

Committed to making his Wilmington, Del.-based Diversified Financial Consultants a firm that makes clients feel at home, he purchased

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