An amendment to require the RTC to report exactly how they are using the funds allocated and to require the RTC to determine the least costly method for the fund to resolve an insolvent thrift and to act according to such a determination. The amendment allows the RTC to sell affordable housing from conservatorships to qualified applicants which eases the requirement from which the RTC is currently allowed to sell affordable housing. The amendment also requires the RTC to create a separate list of the properties that they are holding which have certain significant attributes. Specifically, the RTC is required to list properties that have natural, cultural, scientific, or recreational value. A government agency or a qualified non-profit organization would be given a 90 day right-of-first-refusal to purchase the property in order to maintain their specific qualities. Finally, the amendment establishes a goal for the RTC of 25% of the contracting activity to be designated as follows: 15% to minority owned business and 10% to businesses owned by women. Compliance with this goal would be encouraged but not required.