Solution for 2.) is maybe not so easy, because all methods I know don't care about the element's level, so you'd have to find out which level your table-node has on your own. How dynamical is your target page, is the second level table's tag always the second <table>-tag on the page or something like that?
I use XPath a lot for this sort of thing. For example, something like /html/body/table/tbody/tr/td/table (I haven't tried that, but it should be close) will select the second level tables in the example HTML. The path would need tweaking for the actual page, but the concept would be the same.
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