Soooo a friend may be needing to rehome his 10 week old puppy. It's a female and I'm considering. He needs to move away suddenly for work and the pup needs a home. Sooo what should I consider before saying yes? Bandit is just about 9 months.

Well, there's the oh obvious tangible stuff:

-money
-space
-time (which you seem to have recently complained a lot about not having much of and Bandit being home alone a lot)

But also,

-Bandit is about to enter her adolescence which means she will become more challenging, testing limits, requiring more and more exercise, and needing more training and attention
-there's a HUGE difference in the amount and type of exercise a 10 month old and a 10 week old dog needs, so it will actually require two separate walks and two separate training or exercise sessions
-Bandit has been a solo dog thus far and you've had a considerable amount of trouble and difficulty getting her trained, stabilized, and calm. That . Will. Change. Considerably. with a new puppy in the house.

I think your two biggest concerns are time issues and subsequent behavioral issues.

Lately things have been incredibly smoothly. Knock on wood. I really want another one but i forgot so quickly how different things are now vs a 10 week old. Hmmm i know it would be a bad choice but i am pondering it maybe even temperary untill a more permanant home is found. Idk if that be even worse or not. Hmmmmm

Haha. I'm not gonna tell you yes or no or should or shouldn't, but, if you take her in the chances are very good that you'll keep her.

I know im afraid of that. How will bandit react do you think? Jealous or excited? Freak her out? What could i do to make sure things go smoothly if i do decide?

Since my involvement in the "husky world", I have learned that multiples are usually better than solo, as they are pack oriented.

BUT, I have also been seeing lots of issues with 2 females rather than 2 males or 1 of each.
Some may disagree with this, but I have been given to understand that females tend to not get along as well with each other. Obviously there are exceptions to this.

My two cents...