I know that houses/properties have already been confirmed in skyrim, but what lengths would you like it to go to?

I voted yes for each question.

I want houses in each city so I don't have to stay in the inns. I want to be able to move my furniture to mimic my actual house as best I can. Lastly, I want to change the outside of my house because when I have 20,000 gold, I don't want my house to look the same as it did when I had 5,000 gold. If I'm rich, I want to show it off.

Why would anyone vote for less freedom? Why would anyone vote no?

I would also really like houses (and/or strongholds/castles/towers etc) OUTSIDE of cities. I loved the stronghold aspect of Morrowind and I hope they bring that back in skyrim somehow. It should be difficult and costly, but worth it. The DLC castle in Oblivion was a decent example of this. I'd like a bit more variety and choice. I was also thinking it would be cool to be able to buy/build a farm, plantation, or a mine.

Also, for earlier on in the game (before I have unlimited money/power) I'd like to maybe be able to buy a cottage that is on the outskirts of a city or in the wilderness.

I'd like it all, but I realize it won't happen. This won't be like Dark Cloud.

Edit: Hopefully they'll be a house in every city though.

voted yes, yes, and I'm not sure. Not sure on the last one since it's done in a more open space. May present more of a challenge for devs to accomplish. I think having movable furniture in one small interior per city shouldn't be to much to ask.
Although there is a mod that has furniture Havocked (Havock Physics) for Oblivion, so you can move/ push it around, but I found it too moveable. I'd be in a hurry, bump into furniture and it goes flying across the room.
I'd like movable furniture in the sense that I can pick it up into inventory and place it down, but once in place I don't want it to be effected by Havocked Physics. Of course it would take the player to momentarily empty their inventory to be able to lift larger pieces of furniture.

Honestly, a house is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLoge6QzcGY

Voted yes, yes, and yes. The more freedom the better.

Voted yes, not sure, not sure.
Although the options would be nice I think there are probably better ways for Bethesda to spend their time, plus on a more selfish note I'll be using mods and will probably get those features that way.