If your package is right along with the right attitude that demonstrates a solid history and you show some thought out recession proofing so you are not over leveraged, you will find a community that will want to work with you. 

You should consider shore up your balance sheet to weather through the next recession whenever that is.

All college grads in their twenties came into the workforce in the wake of the great recession.

It worked well and nicely got us over the recession.

To say prices are peaking or a recession is looming is silly.  

Following the Great Recession, the Big Banks (with $) convinced Congress that it was all the fault of the Local Lenders who live in the communities we lend in & can throw rocks from our back yards to hit the roofs of houses that we've financed. 

Sales in the Aspen-Snowmass market in the first half of the year were the bleakest since the first half of 2009, and inventory soared to levels not seen since the recession."

@Justin Would the property still cash flow for you in another recession?

Nice job putting that drop ceiling to work with the recessed lighting.

Conversions are done all the time, I use to offer Design services for Permit drawings a few years before the recession.