A self-liquidating loan is one that pays itself off from the income produced by whatever it financed.
A self-liquidating loan is credit whose repayment is generated directly by the sale of the financed asset or production it supports.
This structure aligns repayment with revenue, which is why short-term ag loans for crops or feeder livestock are often designed this way.
A loan to buy feeder cattle repaid from selling those same cattle is self-liquidating.
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