(7) Statute of limitations for trustee enforcement An action by the trustee to enforce an obligation of the debtor under a repayment plan may not be commended on a date that is more than 2 years after the earliest date on which the trustee may bring an action under paragraph (3). (8) Trustee's rights nonassignable Any assignment, factoring, or transferring of rights or amounts a debtor owes to a trustee under a repayment plan, or of rights or authority to collect any such amounts, is void. 1026. Payments under a residence plan or property plan (a) In general Payments under a residence plan or a property plan shall be made by the debtor in accordance with the plan. (b) Cure of default (1) In general If a residence plan or property plan proposes to cure a default on a claim secured by property of the debtor, the debtor may, upon completion of the cure payments due under the plan, certify to the holder of such claim using a form prescribed by the Judicial Conference of the United States, with notice given to the court, that the default has been cured. (2) Presumptive evidence A certification of a debtor of cure of a default by the debtor under paragraph (1) shall constitute presumptive evidence that the default has in fact been cured. 1027. Protection of lessors and purchase money lenders (a) Lease payments The debtor shall timely make any payments scheduled in a lease of personal property directly to the lessor for the portion of the obligation that becomes due after the date of the order for relief under this chapter, unless— (1) the court orders otherwise