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I'm using Zoho to host my emails for my custom domain (I pay like $15 per year or something). I do have DKIM, SPF, and DMARC configured, as they're not hard to configure, as they're literally just a couple of DNS entries.
Moving to another provider would just be a matter of changing these DNS entries along with your MX record to point at your new provider.
This isn't really what OP is asking about.
They want emails to reside on their own hardware. So zoho might run the public mail server but OPS own server pulls the mail down from there.