I second the recommendations given here. A little more info on the Fluance line. They have two platforms with varying options within each. The RT80 and 81 are the El cheapo model and not worth looking at. The RT82 through 85 are a much better table with better cartridges as you go up the line and the RT85 having an acrylic platter. Like others here I think the RT83 is the sweet spot in the line.
Used tables, mainly the older direct drive models, can be great sounding options, but do your research and be prepared for at least some electronic repair. Caps should all be replaced, they can fail and brick your table. Avoid the newer plasticy models, the older heavyweight chassis sound better.
My top recommendation that might be $100 or so higher than the other pricing here is a VPI HW19. A Mark III or Jr is a great option, they're built like a tank, and sound better than anything listed above. The Jr doesn't have a suspension and would be the cheapest as well as not worrying about tuning or repairing the spring system. They didn't come with arms but are often fitted with Rega or Jelco arms, I've seen a few with Grace arms. Best of luck.
