Freehold doesnt mean that state authority cannot impose any restriction to the land..

Usually the state used it to control bumiputrra interest on the land so that the land is not easily being transferred, leased, charged to non bumi..

Need consent fr state authority (SA) when to transfer, charge etc.

Takes some time for SA approval thus longer the transaction period. Up to 6 mths depends on state.

For transfer of interest from bumi to non-bumi. It is up to SA to decide but normally the answer is NO.

If you are non bumi.. Should be no problem in future selling

No restriction means no need consent to do any transaction on the land.. Unless if it is a malay reserved land - self explanatory

No consent needed for Discharge of charge of ur property when u paid off ur mortage

Love and affection transfer should be no problem. But still, a consent from state authority need to be obtained 1st.

To do all this u need a conveyancing solicitor, whom he/she should guide and make yourself clear about all this