Legacy Housing Corp (LEGH) presents a balance sheet with $591.5M in total assets and $52.5M in total liabilities as of March 31, 2026, yielding book equity of $539.0M. Under a liquidation lens, the recovery posture is positive but substantially compressed relative to book value. The asset base is dominated by illiquid, credit-sensitive financial assets and real property rather than cash or near-cash instruments. Cash is $14.1M (100% recovery). Notes and loans receivable net current and noncurrent total approximately $197.0M ($60.4M current, $136.6M noncurrent); the consumer loan portfolio carries a Level III fair value of $180.1M against book value of $199.3M, a 9.6% discount, while MHP Notes show fair value of $173.7M against book of $179.7M fixed-rate, another 3.3% discount. Under a distressed liquidation scenario with 90-95% recovery applied to receivables, meaningful value erosion relative to book is expected. Inventory of $50.4M (finished goods $35.9M, raw materials $13.8M) would receive a 60% haircut, recovering approximately $30M. PP&E gross is $73.7M with $13.1M accumulated depreciation for a net of $60.6M; at 50-70% recovery this yields $30-42M. The company also holds $45.0M in developed real estate properties (land and improvements for community development) classified within OtherAssetsNoncurrent and PP&E; recovery on these at liquidation is uncertain but more defensible than manufactured goods given Texas land market conditions. Goodwill of $2.5M and finite-lived intangibles of $5.0M are zero under liquidation. Deferred income tax assets ($1.1M) are near-zero. The liability stack is modest: total liabilities of $52.5M, dominated by accrued liabilities ($19.2M), customer deposits ($11.1M), accounts payable ($4.3M), and operating lease obligations ($1.2M combined current and noncurrent). The line of credit balance is only $0.9M. No long-term debt outside the revolver. Material changes quarter-over-quarter include a $10.5M increase in inventory driven by a large workforce-housing pre-production order ($7.1M non-refundable deposit received from a single customer, booked as ContractWithCustomerLiabilityCurrent, partially offsetting the inventory build). The AmeriCasa acquisition (November 2025) introduced goodwill ($2.5M), intangibles ($5.0M), and ongoing litigation with contingent exposure disclosed but not accrued beyond $1.0M. The filing discloses material weaknesses in internal controls over financial reporting across three dimensions; this introduces uncertainty about balance sheet accuracy that is a non-trivial caveat to any liquidation estimate. The MFFAIS CLV of negative $35.2M and LLV of negative $30.1M reflect the haircut applied to the large illiquid loan and receivable portfolios against face-value liabilities; the OLV of positive $20.3M reflects the going-concern value premium. This filing does not separately XBRL-tag the workforce-housing customer deposit ($7.1M) or the AmeriCasa acquisition provisional purchase price components; these are discussed in MD&A and footnotes only.
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