You don't need an IP from Google to host your SMTP (which I've been doing for ages). Residential or dynamic IP is a no-go, but any server-designated IP subnet will work assuming it has proper SPF, DKIM, DMARC set up. I agree kind of removes the use case for the Helm which, if I understood correctly, is hosted at home, but hosting your SMTP on a broadband is a bad idea anyway.