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Acquired property through quitclaim deed. Where do I go from here

Seth Chase
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I recently acquired a property in Alaska through a quitclaim deed. There is a mortgage that is still under the previous owners name that I have continued to pay the payment on. The property has a small residence and a lodge on it. The mortgage is on the residence building. The lodge is paid in full. Where do I go from here? I checked the property records for the borough and I am indeed listed as the owner. What do I do about the existing mortgage and taking it over or getting a new mortgage? I want to take money out of the equity in the property when I do. Should I take it out immediate or do it after I get the new loan? The amount currently owed is approx 100k. The property is valued at over 650k. The purpose of the draw would be to invest it in a multi family property deal. What am I missing in the thought process? Any advice is appreciated.

I feel like a consultation with an attorney would be wise. Is there someone in Alaska you would recommend? 

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