Which option does NOT satisfy the points requirement for a broker's license?

The choice indicating that 60 points come from selling properties does not satisfy the points requirement for a broker's license. In many jurisdictions, including Utah, specific categories of activities contribute to the total points needed for licensure, often with guidelines on how many points can be earned from each category.

In this scenario, while selling properties is indeed a valid activity contributing points towards a real estate broker's license, the requirement typically includes not only points from sales but also demands points from other relevant activities or a combination thereof. The mere accumulation of 60 points from one source, such as selling properties, likely exceeds the allowable points from that category and ignores the diversification required in the application.

The other options demonstrate a combination of points sourced from various activities, aligning better with the requirements set forth for obtaining a broker's license, which often emphasizes breadth of experience rather than a singular focus on a single area.