JCPenney must decide by July 8 if it will make a second draw on in debtor-in-possession financing.The company received court approval for a $900 million DIP package in June, including $450 million in new money. If it separates the real estate business, the retailer will be able to draw down the full $225 million in remaining DIP funds.If it chooses to sell its entire business, JCPenney will be able to draw down $50 million of the remaining funds.