@drrick: What area of Panama? Also, and don't take offense and it is not intended to offend but, you state you are an Exec (which I take as an Executive or "upper management/CEO/CFO/COO" from a corporation), yet you also state that your sole income is from Social Security. In my world, those two things do not run together as every executive that I have ever known has retired with WAY more income than SS. With that said, what are you planning on teaching and do you have a work permit for working Panama?

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Hello and welcome to the forum.
There have been a number of posts about teaching jobs. Use the search function with the term "teaching." Bottom line, there is competition for positions in private, international schools, the pay is not as much as in North America, and you will need a work visa.
In Panama City, it will be difficult to find a rental for less than $900/month in an area that is safe (i.e., not a slum). An alternative would be shared accommodation. Check out the Encuentra24 website to get an idea of rentals and their costs.
Good luck!

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