Look at my post under "From the last CC."
I gave an estimate of about $4 per share FFO in 2013, up from about $3.5, which is the current run rate. This assumes that they do a deal with IGH that is like the deal they did with MAR, namely keeping the minimum rent the same, getting a bit more upside while reloading the security features on the minimum rent. If they do not do a deal with IGH, the FFO numbers are likely to go up more, but the FFO will be less "secure."