Unlike the 2007 recession where there was a fundamental flaw in the housing system which exposed the broader economy to a lot of bad housing debt, we don't know (at least for now) if this is the same case. The hysteria of a coming recession might lead us into one as people start selling.
A recession is coming, no doubt, that's part of economics cycles, but as of yet, there hasn't been a single canary in the coal mine as an indicator of what will go bust.
Personally, I think corporate debt might be the "one" for this recession. Student loans will probably be the following one.
Just my personal take though.