; (2) a residence plan that solely provides for the treatment of claims secured by the debtor's principal residence; or (3) a property plan that solely provides for the treatment of claims secured by property that is not the debtor's principal residence. (b) Multiple plans (1) In general (A) More than 1 plan Subject to subparagraph (B), the debtor may file 1 or more plans. (B) Prohibition If the court confirms a repayment plan of a debtor, the debtor may not file an additional repayment plan in a case under this chapter. (2) Separate treatment Except as provided in section 1023(a), each plan shall be treated separately for purposes of confirmation, discharge, and revocation of an order of confirmation or discharge. (c) Involuntary cases In a case commenced under section 303— (1) a petitioning creditor may file only a repayment plan under which the minimum payment obligation of the debtor shall be calculated to exclude any amounts required by clause (ii) or (iii) of section 101(54)(B); (2) the debtor may file a repayment plan, which shall supersede any repayment plan filed under paragraph (1); and (3) if more than 1 petitioning creditor files a repayment plan under paragraph (1) and the debtor does not file a repayment plan under paragraph (2), the court shall confirm the repayment plan that is in the best interest of creditors. (d) Discharge without a plan A debtor with a minimum payment obligation of $0 shall receive a discharge under section 1031 without filing a plan if the debtor is otherwise eligible to receive a discharge under this chapter. (e) Filing deadline The debtor shall promptly file a plan within such period of time as permitted in a rule prescribed the Judicial Conference of the United States, except that the court may extend such time period for cause. 1022. Contents of plans (a) Repayment plans (1) In general A repayment plan— (A) shall provide that— (i) the debtor shall satisfy the minimum payment obligation by— (I) making deferred cash payments