I have been reading for about 2 month already articles and forums on BP and a lot of people says that the market is on the peak of the cycle.Since capitalist economy is cyclical and there is a recession every 8 to 10 years and last recession was on 2008, we already past this bench mark. 

I lived through the recession as a very young investor, and was fine.

I watched a Peter Schiff podcast last night that says our next recession will not be like our last one. 

I know there are plenty of books from 2008-2012 on how to buy properties in a recession, that's not what I'm looking for.

(and by the way, in my opinion, an unsustainable rate should we have a recession).Maybe you will get lucky and achieve that.

Bonus points for more recession proof industries (health care, government jobs, education)Median income over $40k (your tenants need to be able to pay the rent)Average home price over $100kLow unemployment rateLow housing vacancy rateMarket with a strong affordability factorLandlord friendly  Those are just some examples. 

The strip between Poplar and Union from E Parkway to downtown is a HUGE area seeing a ton of growth since the effects of the recession started to well, recede. 

That isn’t a sign that a recession is impending.

The economy (at least in the Midwest) as a whole seems to be becoming leery of an upcoming recession and high end homes just don't seem to be selling nearly as quickly. 

We are heading into a recession.