Which document is NOT considered proof of control of the facility property?

The document that is not considered proof of control of the facility property is a mortgage application. A mortgage application is essentially a request to a lender for financing and does not confer ownership or control of the property. It is part of the process that may lead to obtaining a mortgage, but until the mortgage is approved and finalized, it does not indicate actual control over the property.

In contrast, a lease agreement signifies a contractual relationship where a lessee gets the right to occupy and use a property, which demonstrates control over the premises. An estate settlement relates to the distribution of a deceased person's assets and can establish rightful ownership of the property involved. A deed is a legal document that conveys ownership or interest in a property, establishing control unequivocally. Each of these documents (the lease agreement, estate settlement, and deed) provides valid evidence of someone's authority or interest in the property, while the mortgage application lacks that definitive aspect.