Once I have refinanced, does this mean that I can take out a new FHA loan because I no longer have an FHA loan open?

On the refinancing side, yes, you can pull out cash, but keep in mind it will impact your exchanges in the future.  

I want to know how length of current job affect refinancing.

Refinancing could be an option, but I don't want to end up in a position where the increase in P&I payments would negate any Rental NOI.

We refinanced 3 mos ago thinking we would stay here and leverage the HELOC for a while. 

I have a property in Maryland that I'm currently refinancing.

I'm trying to think of any way I can to try and get money quickly for a down payment for my next investment property.Financing for the next BRRRRI also have a question about whether most banks have a time frame for when you are allowed to refinance on a conventional loan or if there are any penalties for refinancing after 3 to 4 months.  

And remember, whatever Increase you get, you're still refinancing at 75 percent loan to value.

It may take two years to execute, but you can cash flow during ownership and enjoy an increase in value from improving the performance of the property on sale or refinancing.

It defeats the purpose of selling a property through a 1031 exchange when you just refinanced it.