BTW my 2 pits and 3 huskies are all support animals and really well behaved. 

My daughter has a sweet pit bull husky mix. 

The new roomate has a 5 years old Husky/Shepherd that is 50lbs.

It's great to see a fellow Husky RE investor!

It's going to be a "husky" puppy.  

My partner and I had a no pets policy at first but got aproched by a potential tennet who has a Siberian Husky she offered 1850 for said apartment.

 I listed one of my units in revere Massachusetts for 1700 with plenty of hits.My partner and I had a no pets policy at first but got aproched by a potential tennet who has a Siberian Husky she offered 1850 for said apartment.

Nice to hear from a fellow husky.  

I'm looking to purchase a home in Erie or Broomfield CO, where my family(2 toddlers, 2 huskys) can live comfortably on the first two floors, and we would rent out rooms/suites in the basement.

It makes sense to choose the cheaper one if that's a hoop you have to jump through to get the type of work you want.My vote would be Washington Huskies because the Alumni connections will probably be better, and that just might get you a better paying job somewhere later in life.And if they have some kind of construction fraternity or club there, join that and seek a leadership role in as quickly as possible.