Quote Originally Posted by michimoby View Post
Who's going to co-sign, though?

Actually, I should dig into this more: on municipal debt, I assume it's the city/county Treasurer that puts his/her name to the document; can another municipality's Treasurer co-sign?
On municipal debt, I believe that entity Treasurer signs document, but to be legal, it must be accompanied by documentation equivalent of some official resolution or minutes of meeting confirming resolution that necessary governmental bodies [[Mayor/City Council, etc.) approved bond issuance in accordance with municipal law.

As far as co-signer, anyone can co-sign a loan. The question is whose co-signature will the lenders accept? I agree with 313WX here, most likely co-signer is the state because of its credit rating. But any entity or individual could theoretically co-sign a loan.

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