Some operators (at least mine) gives the possibility to sett a different APN on the LTE modem, and this will give you a real public IP. That said, using a tunneling solution can provide better security.
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If you want to keep it in house, Mikrotik does a $100 LTE now.
Then in that lte router, you can set up wireguard.
You'll need to buy a VPS for a few $ a month. Set up wireguard on that, then you can do anything you want.