[gregjor]

A mail receiving service in the US is not expensive. I used Traveling Mailbox for years to maintain a Seattle address (Washington has no state income tax, so its a good state to establish residency in so you’re only paying Federal income taxes). You will need a real residential address to set that up, and banks require a real address to open an account, but you can then add a mailing address. You should set all that up before you start traveling. Once you have a mailing address in the US your employer/clients won’t know or care that it’s a service.

Mail receiving services scan your postal mail and you can see it online. You can decide to download it, trash it, or forward it to another address. They also receive packages and will forward them. Some will even deposit paper checks for you, though I found I could download check images, add my signature with a photo editing program, then deposit with my bank’s mobile app by photographing the check on my laptop screen (I had clients who paid with paper checks when I was traveling).