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My ISP had the same problem, ultimately I was able to convince them to let me use my own router. In doing that, I was able to at first use a standard off the shelf router and later a pfsense firewall to handle NAT that exposed my servers to the outside world.
Before I was able to do that, I was pretty convinced I wasn't going to be able to self host. There are other options, such as special VPNs for self-hosting, but that's not really the point, is it?