Purely for the reason that when i'm playing a character that is poor/is trying to get make his way up in life/etc and i'm in a city, my only choices are pay for a bed in a tavern or buy a house to get a sleepable bed.. i wish there were bedrolls that beggars use to sleep in that i too can use like there was in oblivion..

I am the only one who misses something as insane as beggar beds? xD

Make friends doing favors for townspeople. Then you can sleep in their homes.

The Warrens in Markarth are where the poor sleep. You can too.

Yeah, I loved the beggar beds too, but the Warrens are close enough.

You don understand that Skyrim is a very cold region, right? Find some bandits' den near a town, clear it of its occupants and use their bedrolls

You can't sleep in any of the beds in Beggars Row, they're all owned.

Bruma was very cold as well, there were still beggars sleeping in the streets.

Ahhh the good old bedrolls behind the imperial city docks in oblivion. My characters always slept there.
I was always annoyed but by the fact that the house you bought in the imp city was in the scummy part of town and not a huge mansion in the elven garden district or whatever it is. I mean the house is practically next door to a bedroll you an sleep in whenever.

Yeah you'd think the most expensive house in the game would be in the most important and largest city wouldn't you.

Back in 3rd Era Cyrodiil His Imperial Majesty Emperor Uriel Septim V created a group dedicated purely to helping and feeding the poor, this organization called the Soup Brotherhood provided soup and bread to the homeless in Imperial cities, but after the death of Uriel Septim VII and his heir Martin Septim during the Oblivion crisis, Chancellor Ocato cut funding. It has been harder and harder for the homeless throughout the empire since that moment, since the great war all attention towards the homeless has dissapeared. What money the government still has is spend on defence instead of the people.

Thankfully a lot of people died during the great war, so more houses became available and there were less homeless alive anyway.

But there's plenty of beggars in Skyrim, they just don't have beds, like Brenuin in Whiterun, he just wanders around all day and night.

Some missed out. It's why the civil war is a good thing too. Those beggars will get houses by the time enough stormcloacks and imperial soldiers have died.

theres a beggar bedroll in riften near the market square but the beggar never leaves it...theres also bandit bedrolls everywhere and theres some shacks in the wild you can camp out in, even store stuff safely in so its a free house