Bank Statement Converter for Martial Arts Instructors

Martial arts school owners, karate dojo operators, BJJ gym founders, and mixed martial arts instructors can convert bank statement PDFs to Excel or CSV to document monthly membership revenue and belt testing income, qualify for SBA loans for dojo buildout and mat flooring, and support commercial lease applications requiring proof of business income.

Key Benefits

• Monthly membership dues recurring revenue documentation for SBA loan applications
• Dojo buildout and mat flooring SBA 7(a) financing income verification
• Belt testing and tournament registration revenue aggregation
• EFSB (EFC/afterschool program) student billing documentation
• Commercial gym space lease application income verification (3–6 months bank statements)

How It Works

1. Step 1: Upload business bank statement PDFs (12–24 months)
2. Step 2: Select Excel output
3. Step 3: Document recurring monthly membership deposits separately from belt testing fees
4. Step 4: Submit to SBA lender or commercial landlord with student roster and lease agreement

Frequently Asked Questions

How do martial arts schools with monthly recurring memberships qualify for SBA loans?

Martial arts schools with recurring monthly membership models (like gym memberships) are viewed favorably by SBA lenders because revenue is predictable. Export 24 months of bank statements showing consistent monthly membership deposit totals. SBA lenders evaluate average monthly revenue — a dojo with 80 students at $150/month generates $12,000/month ($144,000/year), which supports a $150,000–$250,000 SBA loan for facility buildout. Belt testing revenue and competition team fees add supplemental income.

Can a new martial arts school qualify for a franchise model SBA loan?

Yes. ATA Martial Arts, Tiger Rock, and other martial arts franchise systems have SBA-preferred lender relationships that streamline approvals for new franchise owners. For franchise martial arts schools, the franchisor's FDD (franchise disclosure document) and projected revenue models supplement bank statements. Export personal bank statements to document the down payment source and operating reserve. Most martial arts franchise SBA loans require 10–20% down, with the remaining 80–90% financed over 10 years.

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