; (B) upon acceptance of the tender described in subparagraph (A), the debtor shall transfer the debtor's principal residence to the holder of the first-priority lien not later than 14 days after acceptance of the tender; and (C) if there is not a timely acceptance of the tender of the principal residence— (i) a sale free and clear of liens of the debtor's principal residence shall be conducted in a commercially reasonable manner; and (ii) after deducting the costs of the sale, any liens against the debtor's principal residence shall attach to the proceeds of the sale; (5) provide for an order garnishing the earnings of the debtor or authorizing electronic fund transfers from a deposit account of the debtor during the duration of the residence plan, but only to the extent necessary to cure any default on a claim secured by the debtor's principal residence in accordance with subsection (d); and (6) include any other appropriate provision not inconsistent with this title. (c) Property plans A property plan may— (1) modify or leave unaffected the rights of holders of claims secured by the property, other than property that is the debtor's principal residence; (2) provide for the curing or waiving within a reasonable time of any default on any claim secured by the property of the debtor that is not the debtor's principal residence in accordance with subsection (d)(2); (3) provide for payment of any allowed secured claim secured by the property of the debtor that is not the debtor's principal residence; (4) subject to section 522(e), treat as the holder of a secured claim— (A) the seller or assignee of an installment sales contract for personal property or the equivalent of such a contract; (B) the lessor of a lease of personal property, the term of which extends beyond the remaining economic life of the property; or (C) a party to an agreement, irrespective of form, that is a security interest in personal property under applicable nonbankruptcy law