Got mine when I was earning around RM5k, 2016.
RM522k SNP (Actual RM485k), landed terrace in my hometown.

4k nett bought first property rm400k during MCO

single storey terrace in KV

Depend on your current commitment, and status.
if you want to twist maximum can go up to 70% of your salary portion DSR for a house.

But if you included owning a house without given up your life style then better control at 35-40% of your salary

If let said you stay with parent, eat & live with parent, have plenty extra money to buy home, then can go 70% 

If you have a girl friend, i suggest not joint loan, and if you need to commit some GF money, then 25% of your income for a house.

Downpayment around RM20k, monthly repayment RM2200 back in 2016.

On hold first, wait OPR up again and will have alot promotion coming from developers.

B4 buy need consider many things... Spa, legal fees, renovation, maintenance if any.... The price tag is just half the story

350k @ 4k celery, subsale.

surprised my loan got approved, but of course it was thru CIMB, which is supposedly the easiest to get approval

if you ideal price is around 430K+- its fairly a good ideal price for your current stage.

As the cashflow on your hand i can see your choice is wider. i can sharing my opinion for your case.

New project: Public transport attach project
Operating MRT project: Cheras Area
MRT project not yet operating: Seri Kembangan
LRT Project: Bukit Jalil, Chan Sow Lin
or Rumah Wip / Rumah selangorku

If sub-sale
Apartment / flat 5min walking distance from public transport with good condition.

If you are risk taker, welcome to lelong below market value 30% (do enough research to avoid the caveat, double transfer, developer in liquidation, owner occupied unit.

There is no one answer to this. You must first ask yourself how much you are willing to spend on housing commitment monthly and not to overspend on housing.

I got my first house back in 2017 with 3.5k salary. It was an RSKU unit near to my parent’s house so, it suits me just best at the time.

The important thing is I think, whether you are able to mentally prepare for it. A 35-year loan can be daunting.

For mrt station I can recommend you open Google map and see for each station surrounding. But so far for what I know is

M vertica little Hong Kong, yeah it's terrible but location wise ready good, if to avoid lift problem just choice lowest or highest floor.

Nexus Residence ( avoid this project for sure got problem or delay)

Arte cheras, full commercial title with luxuries design, only good for Airbnb, long term renting and ownstay not suitable

Guocoland Emerald 9 good for invest and ownstay, but per sqft is so expansive due to it freehold. This is mixed development, if success can get good return, if failed then will be disaster. But I think this project can be success but take time as developer is subsidiaries of hong Leong bank

Metro cheras, price ok, size ok, mrt distance ok, very normal project not more pros and cons

Chan sow Lin lrt k48 residence, size ok, let distance ok, price ok, just the unit without yard. Not so bad

Meta city seri kembangan, very rely on shopping mall, if gg then everything gg. And sharing you, shopping mall at klang valley already overhelm, so this quite hard, and developer not tracking record on managing a shopping mall before so yeah

Etc etc alot haha
Lelong serve lelong page at Facebook

Public transport sub-sale apartment or flat serve Google map and check iproperty to see wortg entry oh know, can see the apartment project at beside setia jaya KTM name menteri court apartment. As it have brt also, choose the nearest to public transport block look good. Etc etc.

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It depends - you want new or subsale (from investors/developers) directly?

Since your aim is already for 2 - 3 years letter, then maybe you might only want to decide down the road instead of now.