Kannagi
Kannagi: Crazy Shrine Maidens

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Obvious similarities between the two series include: a male protagonist who summons a troublesome goddess; a childhood friend who oftentimes gets jealous; other female characters who begin to develop an attraction to the male protagonist as a result of circumstances involving the deity; and a light-hearted aesthetic typified by comedy and romance. 

In both series, there's a theme of exorcism that connects the overall tone of the story. There are spirits, ghosts, and even godly beings that are part of human society. Both series' main male protagonist has similar personalities and they become acquainted with many of peculiar events. Both series' setting has also a familiar feel in the modern ages such as Shinto shrines and temples. Recommended for fans interested in a modern fantasy. 

MC encounter a goddess and start living together in the same house. 

Romance titles featuring the male protagonist's fun yet troublesome relationship with a deity. 

Both not only involve goddesses entering the life of the male protagonists, but also feature harem and comedy cliches. 

Both involve a supernatural deity helping out others. Hints of romance are present throughout both series. 

Both of these titles are light-hearted romantic comedies that revolve around a male protagonist and his encounters with a deity (or deities in Kannagi's case). 

Despite GAN KON featuring action sequences, both series are light-hearted romantic comedies that feature a relationship between a male highschooler and a female deity.