I have to disagree with both previous posts.
There is a difference between live tooling and Milling capabilities.
Live tooling simply means, as TCooper stated, that you have some type of external spindle that spins the tools.
Any machine in that price range I will wager does not have the rigidity to do much, if any, milling operations.
I would look at a Waucheon machine, Though I have never ran them, I have heard from those who have that they are much more machine than a Haas in thae same price range.
However, I don't think you have hit that range with your budget.
I have to go with TCooper's add on spindle Idea.
Also, I do not know your financing situation, but If you can buy used you can find alot of very good used machines at excellent prices right now. You will end up with a much better machine than if you buy new.
Honestly at that price range I would be suprised if you found anything new worth owning.
I hate deburring.....
Lets go (insert favorite hobby here)