Lots of great advice in this thread, heed it. I would just add -- embrace the challenge. It actually sounds like a fun problem. After many years in tech, I've

Lots of great advice in this thread, heed it. I would just add -- embrace the challenge. It actually sounds like a fun problem. After many years in tech, I've learned that I'd rather work on improving a pile of shit codebase that produces a lot of value than a pristine perfect codebase that does not.